Yes, I offer a sliding-scale fee for individuals earning below a certain income level. Currently, the slots are full, but you can be added to a waitlist. Please contact me for more details.

I do not accept insurance directly. However, I can provide you with a superbill to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement. Please note that a superbill does not guarantee reimbursement. It is your responsibility to understand your insurance's criteria for out-of-network, outpatient mental health or behavioral health services.

I prefer cash or check, but I also accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as HSA/FSA accounts through Stripe.

Yes, usually. While my expertise is in working with gay men, I have experience with all members of the LGBTQ community and individuals whose identities are evolving. You can sign up for a free session with me to discuss your unique story and determine if we are a good fit together.

Yes. My therapy practice comes from a sex-positive approach. This means that if you're coming to therapy to work on sexuality, whether yours is the most vanilla or kinkiest sex anyone has ever heard of -- and anything in between -- I will help you acheive the healthiest expression of your particular sexuality.

No, I do not provide therapy for children or offer family therapy involving adults and children.

Everyone's experience of sexuality and sexual interactions is different. Childhood sexual abuse is particularly complicated for gay men who already experience a cultural shame around their developmental sexuality. My purpose at GMCA is to help you understand the particularity of your story, heal from any lingering symptoms that hold you back, and thrive in who you are. There is space to make sense of what happened to you and empower you in your story moving forward, no matter how we define what happened to you.