Counseling with Siobhán
How would it feel to…
…connect with your purpose?
…figure out adulting?
…make your relationships make more sense?
…improve your daily experiences with loved ones, employers, pets, social media, and – most importantly – yourself?
You can get the ball rolling on these adventures and more. Heads up: It takes a commitment to regularly scheduled therapy sessions with me as your guide.
Perfect timing:
As I recently moved, I am excited to be accepting new patients in-real-life who live in the San Francisco, California. And others who live elsewhere in California and in New York via telehealth.
It’s okay if you’re a sensitive person. If your brain has multiple tabs open at all times. If you struggle with self-doubt. And, at times, if you question your entire existence. Actually you’re exactly who I would love to work with.
Let’s Start with a Chat.
Ready to have a go-to place where you can chat about the relationships or experiences that are most difficult for you? First, let’s make sure we are a great fit to work together in this way you will need to book a 15-minute chat session – for free.
The phone chat is an opportunity for you and I to see if we vibe with one another. It is vital for therapy to be effective when you feel a connection with your therapist. If the vibe is right then we can agree to create a path toward our work together.
The chat sesh is a great time to for questions like:
Where do you want to begin your mental health journey?
What feels heaviest in your life right now?
What brings you to therapy?
Which life goal feels hardest to reach?
An opportunity for you to ask me anything if you are curious about.
(I get it; reaching out to a therapist can feel uncomfortable. Friendly reminder — You are a brave and powerful human.)
Simple Human-to-Human Connection
Starting work with me (Siobhán) means gaining a peer who understands that your home life, work life, family, and relationship roles affect your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
After officially becoming a patient, you’ll have access to an online patient portal, where you’ll find personal documents and other resources related to your therapy sessions. This portal is secure and protects your private information.
During our sessions you will feel my lighthearted, curious, and bubbly personality. I allow these characteristics to remind us that we can work and play at the same time.
Through the work we will bring a sense curiosity and natural enthusiasm for life – in and outside of appointments.
The Investment into Yourself
Session Full-rate fees
My full-rate sessions starts at $175, for 45-minute session paid at the beginning of session
Out-of-network Provider
I provide superbills and proof of out-of-pocket payments for patients who wish to submit to their insurance plans for full/partial fee reimbursement for out-of-network behavioral health care and services.
Sliding Scale, discounted fees*
As a licensed clinical social worker it is within my professional ethics to serve diverse populations, including all socioeconomic levels. In my practice I provide discounted rates to those eligible due to low socio-economic class, race, gender, refugee status, and temporary financial hardship. You can learn more about this sliding scale / pro bono option by sending me a message.
In-Network Insurance
I am in-network with some insurance plans. And I do accept insured members Health Saving Plan/Flex Spending Plans. For more information about using your insurance benefits for one-on-one therapy sessions, please send an email.
In-person Therapy in San Francisco, California
Servicing ages 13+ people;
LGBTQ+, grief, life transitions
Virtual Therapy
for New York and California
Consulting with Siobhán
It is important as a social worker to serve the community in a multiple ways, including through lecturing and offering expert consulting work from the social work, advocacy, and mental health fields.
The decade of direct field work surrounding the complex navigation of the American healthcare system, existential work in death and the dying processes (including assisted suicide, hospice work, and, moral injury of professionals), and the addictive behavioral tendencies of technology on humans.
Let’s chat further to see how direct field experiences can be an asset to you, your company, or your academics.