Online Therapy for Anxious, Neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ High Achievers in Virginia
It can be hard to find the care you need
Regardless of whether you're flooded with options or struggling to find any, the path to finding a therapist can be difficult. The relationship with your therapist is most important, and it's hard to find someone who gets it and affirms all parts of who you are.
You don't have to mask. You don't have to explain yourself. I'm queer myself, and I understand what it feels like to walk into a room wondering if all of you will be welcomed.
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Long story short: I had several clients move to Virginia within the same 3 month span. I decided to jump through the hoops to get licensed there so I could continue seeing my clients.
Since I’m licensed there, I decided why not open up my services to the state as a whole?
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Yes and no.
You’re still receiving online therapy. That doesn’t change.
The big difference is that I may not necessarily take your insurance, because you have to be credentialed state-by-state. Right now I don’t take any insurances in Virginia, even though I take Aetna in California. I’m still in the process of credentialing with Aetna in Virginia.
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Anytime I contact you, I will list the time we’re meeting/calling/etc in both PST and EST.
I try my best to minimize mistakes with this, as I know navigating time differences can be challenging.
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No. My fee is still $175 in Virginia. If you need a reduced fee for financial hardship, please ask. I always keep a few reduced fee slots on my caseload and they’re not always taken.
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My Virginia license number is LMFT #0717002456. My license expires in June 2026. Don’t worry! I’m doing my CEUs to renew it. If you have any questions about being licensed in another state, please ask.