Fees for Psychotherapy

Below are my current fees and Frequently Asked Questions about payment.

If you have any other question you can consult the FAQs or check the links for individual therapy and couples therapy.

Individual Therapy Fees

My fees for individual therapy are as follows:

  • €100 for the first introductory 50-minute session

  • €100 for subsequent sessions as part of pre-paid “modules” of minimum 4 scheduled weekly or bi-monthly sessions

  • €120 for stand-alone “one-off” sessions

Payments can be made by credit/debit card or by bank transfer.

All payments are invoiced and can be deducted as a health expense through the Italian Revenue Service

Couples Therapy Fees

My fees for couples therapy are as follows:

  • €500 for the initial assessment phase* (first four sessions)

  • €150 for each subsequent joint 50-minute session

  • €200 for each subsequent 75-minute session

Payments can be made by credit/debit card or by bank transfer.

All payments are invoiced and can be deducted as a health expense through the Italian Revenue Agency

*Assessment Phase:

Couples therapy starts with an initial assessment phase which usually lasts 3 weeks and looks as follows:

1st session: joint 75 minute session where I will ask you to speak about the relationship, what issues your are facing, and the goals and wishes you have for couples counselling.

2nd & 3rd session: individual 50-minute sessions where I will ask to meet with each of you individually to gather more in-depth information about each of your personal history.

4th session: joint 75-minute session where I will offer you the feedback of my assessment and suggest therapeutic goals for our work together.

Do you take insurance?

This depends on your insurance provider - please check with your provider regarding accessing psychotherapy.

Can we meet first before I decide if I want to start therapy?

Absolutely. You can book an initial introductory session (see fees above) where we can discuss your needs and I can answer any questions you may have about therapy. Then you can take the time to decide if you’d like to start therapy or not.

What if I can’t afford your fees?

For some people, therapy through private practice may not be sustainable long-term.

If this is your case, you can check out local or international charities that offer free or reduced-cost therapy. Depending on where you are living, you may also be able to access therapy through your National Health Service - contact your GP for further information.