Access the client portal to send a secure message, request a new appointment time, or reschedule your current appointment.
2026 Office Closures and Availability
Please note the following dates for scheduled office closures. I am communicating this information early so you can plan accordingly. I will also be reminding clients of these dates during our sessions as the time approaches.
Schedule of Closures
| Month | Dates Unavailable for Appointments | Duration |
| March | March 9 – 13 | One week |
| June | TBD | One week |
| September | September 18–25 | 6 days (tentatively) |
| November | TBD (Thanksgiving week) | 2 – 5 days |
| December-January | December 21-January 1 | Two weeks |
Scheduling and Questions
If you have any questions or need to discuss rescheduling appointments around these dates, please don’t hesitate to reach out or to ask in session.
Response Time During Closures
During these office closure periods, my response time for all calls and emails may be longer than usual.
Immediate Crisis Resources
If you are experiencing a crisis and need immediate assistance, please utilize the following resources:
- Call or Text 988: Connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or use their chatbox at 988life.org.
Warmline Support Resources
- CalHOPE Warmline at (833) 317- HOPE (4673) (chat: https://calhopeconnect.org/)
- Warmlines directory: https://www.warmline.org/
- BIPOC Support – Call Blackline: (800) 604-5841 **
- StrongHearts Native Helpline (Native American DV hotline): 800.762.8483 **
- Trans Support – Thrive Lifeline: text “thrive” to 313.662.8209 **
- Trans Support – Trans Lifeline: 877.565.8860 **
- LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564 or https://lgbthotline.org/ **
- Queer Support – Trevor Project : 866.488.7386 or text 678-678
- National Domestic or Intimate Partner Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233 or text 88788
- California Victim Resource Center: https://1800victims.org/
- California Food Banks – https://www.cafoodbanks.org/
** These organizations have made public statements that they do not call the police when someone is in crisis, this doesn’t mean that the other organizations do call the police, but they may if they are worried about your ability to keep yourself safe.
Using Out of Network Benefits
For clients with Out-of-Network benefits you may want to submit a superbill to your insurance company for partial reimbursement of our sessions. Superbills are an itemized receipt that you can provide to your insurance company if you have an insurance plan with Out-Of-Network benefits.
Choosing to submit a superbill has two benefits:
- The amount you are paying for therapy goes toward your deductible
- Once you’ve met your deductible, your insurance company may reimbursing you for part of what you pay for sessions (this varies by company and plan).
The electronic record keeping system that I use will send you a superbill each month that includes your sessions for the month, the location of your sessions (telehealth or in-person), the ICD-10 diagnostic code for any diagnoses I have provided, and the amount that you have paid. It is your choice if you want to submit this to your insurance company or just keep this information for your records.
If you are uncertain about having Out-Of-Network benefits you can check your insurance by entering your information below: