Patient information
Becoming a patient
The first step is a brief call — 15 minutes, at no charge, with me — to understand what you are looking for and confirm that the practice is the right fit. The practice is currently accepting new patients.
Telehealth
Visits are offered by video for patients located in California, or in person in Woodside.
At the time of your appointment, select Join video visit and enter your name to check in to my virtual waiting room.
Documents to read and sign.
New patient policies
The complete practice policies, effective January 1, 2026, with release forms attached.
Download PDF ↓Email use consent
Guidelines and consent for communicating with me by email.
Download PDF ↓Confidentiality release form
Authorizes records to be released to me, or from me to another party.
Download PDF ↓Notice of privacy practices
How your health information may be used and disclosed, and your rights.
Download PDF ↓Frequently asked.
Do I need a referral?
No. You may contact the practice directly. If you have a referring clinician, their records and observations are welcome and will be requested with your permission.
Do I need to know my diagnosis before I get in touch?
No. Many people come precisely because the diagnosis has never been clear, or because treatment has not worked and nobody has explained why. Working that out is what the evaluation is for.
Will you work with my current therapist?
Yes. When you already have a therapist you trust, the practice coordinates with them rather than replacing them.
Do you accept insurance?
I do not participate in insurance at this time, but can provide a superbill upon request.
Begin with a conversation.
Requesting a consultation is confidential and carries no obligation. Tell me a little about what brings you here, and I will take it from there.