Pricing & Insurance

We believe therapy works best when expectations are clear. Below you’ll find session fees, insurance information, and what to know before scheduling.


Designed for adults and couples who value discretion, clarity, and professional stability.

Therapy is personal. Choosing the right provider matters.

Session  Fees

15 Minute Consultation

Complimentary

Couples Intake (55 min)

$275

Couples Session (55 min)

$250

Individual Intake (55 min)

$225

Individual Session (55 min)

$200


Licensed in:

Florida

North Carolina

South Carolina

Virginia

Telehealth only

In-Network With:

Anthem  Blue Cross/Blue Shield

Sentara

Aetna

TriCare

(Certified Out of Network Provider)


Insurance is accepted for individual and couples therapy where applicable. Verification is recommended prior to your first appointment.


If you prefer not to use insurance, private pay options are available.  Superbills can be provided for possible out-of-network reimbursement.


Reduced self-pay rates may be available in limited circumstances. Please ask during consultation if needed.

A Structured,

Evidence-Based Approach

Sessions are grounded in evidence-based methods including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and the Gottman Method for couples.
Treatment is structured, practical, and focused on measurable progress — not open-ended conversation.

Whether you're navigating chronic stress, relationship strain, trauma patterns, or major life transitions, therapy here is designed to create clarity and forward movement.

Your Provider

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Jason is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of clinical experience, including service as a U.S. Air Force Mental Health Officer. He has worked extensively with individuals and couples navigating operational stress, leadership pressure, deployment cycles, and sustained responsibility.


His work is focused, evidence-based, and designed to strengthen regulation, communication, and long-term stability in high-pressure lives. Sessions are practical, goal-oriented, and grounded in measurable progress.


Clients can expect:


• Clear direction
• Direct conversation
• Confidential care
• Practical strategies they can apply immediately


This is not abstract therapy. It is structured support designed to strengthen stability in real life.

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Credentials & Training

Formal clinical training supported by military experience and ongoing advanced specialization.

Professional Credentials


• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
• Former U.S. Air Force Mental Health Officer
• 10+ years clinical experience
• Served at six bases and multiple deployments
• Gottman Method Level 3 Trained


Formal clinical training supported by military experience and ongoing professional development.

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Air University

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Troy University

Bachelor of Science in Psychology


Minor in Military Operations

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University of Missouri - Columbia

Master of Social Work (MSW)



Certificate in Military Social Work

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