Frequently Asked Questions

Peer support is a non-clinical service that focuses on emotional support, resilience-building, and navigating life challenges with someone who understands. It is collaborative, trauma-informed, and based on shared humanity—not diagnosis.

No. Peer support is not clinical therapy or counseling. I do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions. Instead, sessions focus on support, perspective, and practical strategies to manage stress and move forward.

I specialize in working with people who carry high emotional loads—first responders, medical professionals, dispatchers, veterans, and helpers of all kinds. I also work with anyone facing trauma, burnout, life transitions, or emotional overload.

Yes. Sessions are private and confidential, with the exception of safety-related situations involving self-harm, threats, or abuse that legally require action.

No, I do not bill insurance. Services are private pay only. However, I can provide payment receipts upon request for HSA/FSA reimbursement if your provider allows it.

Sessions are held securely by video or phone. Before your session you’ll receive a confirmation email with a secure link.

You can book a free consultation or a support session directly through the website once scheduling is activated.

Yes. I contract with organizations to provide peer support services, wellness programming, and group support to teams. Visit the For Organizations page for details.

If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, please call 988 or 911, or go to the nearest emergency room. Peer support is not a crisis service.