Individual or Couples Therapy - $50

We are offering $50 private-pay therapy sessions for individuals or couples. These sessions can focus on current stressors, communication concerns, or goals for growth. Sessions are low-pressure, insight-focused, and designed to meet you where you are - whether that’s personal reflection or relationship-centered conversation.

 

Personality and Mental Health Snapshot – $100
You’ll receive an emailed link to the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI), a well-researched personality assessment that looks at personality patterns and overall personality organization.

 

Your personalized 2-page report written by a psychologist will include:

 

• Your personality type(s) & patterns

• Central tensions/preoccupations

• Central affect

• Pathological belief about self

• Pathological belief about others

• Primary defensive style

• A read on if you are experiencing clinically significant symptoms of anxiety, depression, bipolar, PTSD, or somatic symptoms that may warrant further assessment or treatment.

• Specific recommendations tailored to your personality organization and symptoms.  

 

Gottman Couples Assessment - $100

For couples stuck inside together right now, this evidence-based assessment looks at communication patterns, conflict styles, sex satisfaction, friendship, trust, and strengths giving clear insight into what’s working and where growth is needed. Each partner fills out the assessment on their own and then scores are compared allowing for us to compare where you all agree things are going well or need work as well as areas where one partner may be more satisfied than the other. You will receive a 2 page report detailing each score, what that means, and specific recommendations and tools from the Gottman method to try at home with your partner. 

 

Please note: Neither assessment is diagnostic in nature, but designed to provide insight, reflection, and increased self-understanding - not formal mental health diagnoses. Results are intended to help individuals and couples better understand patterns, strengths, stress points, and areas for growth or conversation. They should be viewed as opportunities for learning and curiosity about yourself or your relationship, rather than labels or clinical determinations.