Cancellations, Late Arrivals and Missed Appointments  

I respect your time. Please respect mine as well. If you must cancel, I need at least 24-hours notice so I can fill your spot.

As a courtesy to other clients, if you are late, session time may need to end at the appointed time. Payment in full is still expected for the time you scheduled with me.

Missed appointments and last minute cancellations will be charged in full payable before your next scheduled session. If you are a new client and you miss your appointment or cancel last minute I will not reschedule you until you pay for your session in full.  

I do my best to confirm appointments but don't always have time. It is your responsibility to keep your appointment time. I also welcome and greatly appreciate when you initiate confirmation of your appointment.

Cancellation List 

If you can not get in as soon as you would like to or on a day that works well for you, please request to be on the cancellation list and I will do my best to get you in as quickly as possible. It is best to schedule ahead as much as you can.

Contacting me  

You are welcome to call, text or email. I do not have a receptionist or anyone taking me calls. It’s just me. I do my best to get back to people within 24 hours. If I don’t contact you within that time frame, please reach out again and let me know you are waiting. You are not bothering me. I appreciate it when people reach out again.

Respect of Client and Therapist Boundaries 

Great concern has been given to the relationship between the client and therapist due to the sensitive nature of the partnership. In order to eliminate any inappropriate interaction, mutual boundaries must be observed. I will at all times honor your privacy and modesty. At any time during the appointment the client or therapist may feel free to stop the session. It is essential that the touching and draping be maintained within the highest ethical boundaries.  
 

Conversation  

Some people prefer silence during a session, others prefer to engage in conversation; you are free to do either or both.