Investment in My Services
Investing in my services means investing in yourself.
There is no investment more profoundly impactful than the one that helps you grow.
When you invest in Psychotherapy, LCSW supervision, Wayfinding, Retreats, or private practice mentorship, you’re investing in yourself. You’re saying “I’m worth it.” And you are.
Psychotherapy Services
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Beginning 12/1/2026 I will no longer be taking new clients Out of Network and will not provide superbills for reimbursement.
I will continue to accept United Healthcare/UMR/UBH and TRADITONAL MEDICARE only.
All other new clients will be seen on a private-pay basis using a sliding fee scale when appropriate.
I ask that you understand that this shift away from insurance companies allows us more clinical freedom — without the restrictions, limits, or required diagnoses that can come with insurance plans — so we can work in the ways that are most helpful and meaningful rather than what is reimbursable.
More Information on Sliding Fee Services:
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Retreats
Cost will vary depending upon the details associated with the retreat.
Clinical Supervision for LCSW / LMHC candidates
$100 per hour.
Clinical Consultation for Established LCSWs
$150 per hour
Private Practice Mentorship
$150 per hour
Mental Health Consultancy Services for Organizations
$175 per hour
End of Life Doula Services
$90-125 per hour depending upon service and complexity
“I was introduced to Tracey during a particularly stressful time in my life. I'd been to therapy in the past, and had short term success, so I didn't have very high expectations. Tracey met me where I was, a bit of a hot mess, and never judged me. She helped me work through several issues, including a sudden and unexpected break up. She encouraged me to use art to express what I was going through, and to set goals for the future, which helped immensely. I was comfortable with Tracey. Her office feels like being in your best friend's home; it is very warm and welcoming. I am so thankful that I walked in her door almost 7 years ago. I still see her when life starts to become overwhelming.”
- Michelle