Your Questions, Answered

  • I offer in-person appointments in Show Low, Arizona. Intensives are always in person.

    Online psychotherapy is available for clients who are physically located in Arizona and Missouri at the time of the appointment.

    For couples appointments, both partners must be located in Arizona or Missouri.

    Educational workshop locations and participation details are listed with each program.

  • Therapy sessions

    • Individual therapy: $150 for 60 minutes

    • Couples therapy: $185 for 60 minutes

    Private couples intensives

    • Half-day intensive: $1,200 per couple

    • Full-day intensive: $2,200 per couple

    • Two-day intensive: $4,000 per couple

    The intensive schedule, preparation, payment terms, and cancellation policy are reviewed before booking.

    Workshops

    Prices are listed on each workshop’s registration page.

  • EROS is an OON practice and does not bill insurance directly for therapy or intensives.

    A superbill is available for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Your insurance plan determines whether a service qualifies and how much, if anything, it reimburses. Please check your benefits before relying on reimbursement.

  • You can begin with what you have noticed: a recurring disagreement, feeling disconnected, difficulty setting boundaries, changes in desire, or something that feels hard to name.

    We can explore the concern together and determine an appropriate direction.

  • You can inquire about individual therapy to explore your own experience, needs, and choices.

    Couples therapy requires both partners to participate voluntarily. Let me know your situation so we can discuss the appropriate service.

  • Sex therapy is psychotherapy and conversation.

    There is no sexual touch, sexual activity, or nudity in sessions. Any exercises suggested for outside the session are discussed collaboratively and are optional.


  • You have a voice in the pace and focus of therapy.

    We can begin with what you are experiencing now and discuss how to approach difficult material in a way that supports your participation.

  • Yes. If faith matters to you, we can include it.

    People of all faiths and no faith are welcome. Your beliefs and values guide that part of the conversation.


  • Workshops are educational programs that include teaching, reflection, and partner exercises.

    Attending a workshop does not establish a psychotherapy relationship. Personalized clinical services are arranged separately.


  • The website and inquiry form are not monitored for emergencies.

    If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For a mental health crisis in the United States, call or text 988.


  • I balance my caseload between individual, couples, and groups.

    If the type of therapy you are seeking is full, you can join the waitlist even if openings are available for the others.