Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Person-centered Therapy, Psychodynamic, Mindfulness Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and Narrative Therapy. 

All therapies are designed with the client in mind and can be integrated with Christian Counseling if desired. 

Yes. We see kids ages 12 years and older including teens.

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office or filling out the contact form on our website to request one.

Both. In-person therapy is available in our office in Myrtle Beach. Virtual therapy is also available for clients in South Carolina who are unable to meet in person. 

We accept Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Debit, Stripe, Thrizer, & Venmo. We do not accept checks or out-of-state insurance policies

Insurance Policies are accepted (under supervision) as Follows:

• SC Medicaid:
  • Healthy Blue (Blue Choice)
  • Molina
  • Humana Healthy Horizons
  • Absolute Total Care

** Assessments can include GAD-7, PHQ-9, ACE's, SYMBIS, PCL-5, ADHD, DASS21, C-SSRS, AUDIT**

** Insurance Company pricing varies per policy chosen by the client; therefore, BCWG/CCC accepts insurance pricing which may be greater/less than the cash prices advertised by our practice**

Session Rates are as Follows: 

• Individual Therapy $140 (50+ minutes)
• Couples Therapy $160 (50+ minutes)
• Initial Intakes & Assessments (50+ minutes):
  • Individual $175
  • Couples $195
• SYMBIS Assessment $35
• Cancellations or No Shows $50/session
  • Without 24-hour notice
• Reports include the following at an additional charge:
  • DSS, SSI, etc. $50/per half hour

** Fees subject to change by 10/1/26 for all clients who are not estabished prior to this date**

** Assessments can include GAD-7, PHQ-9, ACE's, SYMBIS, PCL-5, ADHD, C-SSRS, AUDIT, & DASS21**

Why Private Pay?

Choosing private-pay services allows me to provide care that is thoughtful, individualized, and clinically sound, without the limitations often imposed by insurance companies.

Greater Flexibility & Personalization

Private pay allows sessions and assessments to be guided by clinical need, not insurance requirements. This means more flexibility in session length, frequency, and focus, as well as care that is tailored to each client rather than standardized for billing purposes. 

Additionally, because services are provided on a private-pay basis, I am able to maintain limited availability to clients between sessions when clinically appropriate. This allows for a boutique, concierge-style practice that emphasizes continuity of care, responsiveness, and individualized support—an approach that differs from high-volume or insurance-based therapy models.

Reduced Administrative Burden

Insurance-based care often requires extensive documentation, diagnostic restrictions, and treatment limitations. By operating on a private-pay basis, I am able to spend more time focused on clinical work and client care, rather than paperwork and authorizations.

Timely Access to Services

Private-pay services often allow for shorter wait times, especially for specialty services such as ADHD and neurodevelopmental assessments. This can be especially important for families and adults seeking timely clarity and support.

Privacy & Confidentiality

Private pay reduces the amount of personal and clinical information shared with third parties. Many clients value the added privacy and discretion this model provides.

Support for Out-of-Network Benefits

For clients with out-of-network insurance benefits, I work with Thrizer, which submits claims and manages reimbursement on your behalf. In most cases, payment is sent directly to the provider, so clients do not need to submit superbills or navigate the insurance process independently. HSA/FSA funds may also be used when eligible.

A Sustainable, High-Quality Practice

A private-pay model allows me to maintain a sustainable caseload, continue advanced training, and offer care that is attentive, ethical, and consistent. This structure supports long-term availability and quality for the clients I serve.

I am an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance, other than SC Medicaid, directly. However, I work with Thrizer to reduce upfront costs. Once your deductible is met, you’ll pay only your co-insurance (typically around 40%) at the time of your session. I can help you navigate your benefits and estimate your costs before your first session.

How to calculate your out-of-pocket cost

Your out of pocket cost for therapy sessions is determined by the deductible, allowed amount, and co-insurance.

Deductible: You often have to meet a deductible before starting to receive reimbursements for sessions. That means that you will pay your provider's full fee for all sessions until you meet your deductible. For example, if your deductible is $1000 and your provider's session fee is $200/session, you would pay the full $200 fee for the first 5 sessions before receiving reimbursements for each session.

Once the deductible is met: Your out-of-pocket cost is the difference between the provider's fee and the reimbursement amount from your insurance. So, if the provider's fee is $200 and insurance reimbursement is $150, you would owe the $50 difference. This would be your net out-of-pocket cost.

‍How reimbursement rates are estimated

Reimbursement rates vary based on individual insurance plans. The reimbursement rate provided in the benefit check is just an estimate, and is calculated from the your co-insurance and allowed rate for out-of-network mental health services.‍

Allowed amount: Remember, the allowed amount is the maximum amount the insurance plan is willing to reimburse for therapy sessions, e.g. $120 or $150. This is not necessarily the same as the amount you are charged.

Allowed amounts are generally decided at the time of the first claim submission, but we provide an estimate of your plan's allowed amount when you first link your plan. Once you submit the first claim, your allowed amount for your plan will update in your profile automatically. ‍‍

‍Co-insurance percentage: Sometimes, you will owe a portion of the allowed amount determined by your co-insurance percentage in your health plan, e.g. 20% or 40%.

‍Let's run through an example: If your plan has an allowed amount of $150 with a co-insurance of 30%, insurance will reimburse the remaining 70% of the $150 allowed amount, which is $105 reimbursement per session. Therefore, if the provider's fee is $150/session, your out-of-pocket cost or co-insurance is $150 - $105 = $45/session.

In other words, your out-of-network benefits dropped your session fee from $150 to $45 a session!

What ages do you assess?

I offer ADHD evaluations for teens (13–17), college students, and adults.

Will this help with IEPs, 504 Plans, or college accommodations?

Yes. Your report can be used for IEP/504 eligibility, college disability services, and standardized testing accommodations.

Do you test for Autism or learning disabilities?

No. I focus on ADHD and executive functioning. I can refer you to specialists if other concerns arise.

Do you prescribe medication?

No, but I can refer you to psychiatric providers if medication evaluation is appropriate.

Is the assessment covered by insurance?

This is a private-pay service. 

How long does the process take?

The assessment occurs over three sessions, with final reports delivered in 2–3 weeks.

Can I continue therapy afterward?

Yes. Ongoing counseling is suggested, but not required.

Saturday: 10-5

Sunday: 1-5

Monday: 10-5

Tuesday: 10-5

Wednesday-Friday: Closed