Frequently Asked Questions

No, I do not offer a free consultation before scheduling. Clients interested in an EMDR Intensive can schedule a paid 30-minute consultation here.

My website is transparent about rates, my background, general FAQs, and very thorough about the services I offer. I will answer any additional questions via email prior to scheduling.

Ultimately, the first few appointments with any therapist is what helps both parties decide if working together is going to be the best fit.

Please visit the Investment page for current fees.

I do charge a cancellation fee for late cancellations or missed appointments, as outlined in my Informed Consent Agreement.

Fill out the contact form. Our first appointment will include a conversation about what’s bringing you to therapy, answer any additional questions you might have, and see how we might be able to work together. I want you to feel confident you’ve found the best therapist to help you reach your goals.

Sea Glass does NOT accept insurance and is considered an out of network provider for all insurances.

I can provide a superbill (a detailed receipt) for you to submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement. Click here for more info on services and fees.

No, I only work with adults over the age of 18.

All you need is a private, comfortable space; good Internet access; and a device with a camera (hands-free is preferred, so we recommend a computer).

I do video sessions through a HIPAA-compliant portal. You can access sessions via any web browser or on the SimplePractice app. Typically, if you can stream videos without any issues, your Internet is good to go!

It depends! How long you’re in therapy depends on what your goals are, your personal history, what form of treatment we’re using, and what you’re doing outside of the therapy hour to reinforce our work together.

Some clients are with me for only a few Intensive sessions and feel as though they’ve met their goals, others are with me for months or 1-2 years.

Folks tend to progress through their therapy goals faster and require less overall treatment with EMDR Intensives because of the structure of sessions. One Intensive day is equivalent to doing several weeks of traditional weekly therapy.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy is a well-researched psychotherapy technique that helps people address past memories, present triggers, and future concerns. EMDR is a standardized protocol that taps into the brain’s natural healing process to help integrate distressing thoughts, emotions, and body sensations.

What’s unique about EMDR, is that it requires minimal talking about the distressing experience, and many clients reach their therapy goals quicker than with traditional talk therapy. EMDR in Dublin, Ohio is effective for helping people resolve symptoms from trauma and other distressing life experiences, PTSD, anxiety, depression, pain, and panic disorders. EMDR is also beneficial for gaining confidence, improving performance anxiety, and future triggering situations.

With EMDR Intensives, clients tend to move through their therapy goals even quicker than with weekly EMDR or weekly talk therapy sessions.

There are lots of ways for us to do EMDR online! The key difference between remote or virtual EMDR and in-person EMDR in is the type of dual attention stimulus we use.

In person, you might be used to a light bar or tappers. For online EMDR we frequently use more tactile, creative means of dual attention stimulus.

Otherwise - the process for EMDR therapy online is typically the same as in person! And as a bonus? Research shows online EMDR has the same outcomes for clients as in-person therapy.

Absolutely. I warmly welcome and work with clients of all belief systems and identities.

I hold myself to the highest ethical professional standards and will never force my personal beliefs upon you. How much or how little we focus on spirituality during our sessions is entirely up to you as the client.

The EMDR International Association (EMDRIA), is the regulating body for mental health practitioners trained in EMDR therapy. Certification (as opposed to being just “EMDR Trained”) is a voluntary process that requires additional advanced EMDR training, additional consultation hours, and documented evidence that a therapist has provided an established number of sessions using EMDR therapy with a number of different clients. Learn more about why EMDR certification matters.

EMDR certification demonstrates a therapist’s commitment to clinical excellence in EMDR therapy and staying up-to-date on the latest research and best practices.

Therapy focuses on the treatment of mental and emotional disorders. It is appropriate for those experiencing symptoms of stress, anxiety, OCD, trauma, sexual dysfunction, relationship distress, and other defined mental health concerns.

Coaching focuses on education and practical strategies for a targeted goal. It is appropriate for relatively healthy couples seeking solutions for managing the mental load of their home.