Due to the nature of my practice, I am not equipped to provide the responsible and adequate wraparound services that larger group practices or community mental health organizations may provide. My number one ethical consideration and priority is to provide the best quality of care possible, therefore, some of the limitations of my practice include:

• Domestic violence or intimate partner violence

• Legal involvement in therapy / child custody cases / court-mandated treatment, assessments, or legal testimony

• Active suicidal ideation or self-inflicted harm

• Substance abuse that inhibits daily functioning

• Psychiatric diagnoses (mood disorders such as Bipolar 1, schizophrenia, etc)

• Intensive outpatient care

My priority is that you receive the best quality of care possible for your needs and to work with someone who has the skills, training, and structural capacity to best support you.

As of January 1, 2022, the No Surprises Act requires providers to make explicit on their website that all clients are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate regarding service cost. You will receive a Good Faith Estimate at the commencement of paid services as part of my intake paperwork.

Linked here is my notice of privacy policy. You will receive this as part of your intake paperwork.

As a marriage and family therapist associate, I am under supervision of Carly Rubin, LF 61399669. I discuss my current clients with my supervisor to provide the most ethical level of care I can give. Please do not hesitate to ask questions about what it means to be an associate or any concerns you may have.