FAQ

At this time, services at Peaceful Pathways Wellness are offered in a non-clinical, supportive capacity. I work with individuals and couples to help them gain clarity, develop practical strategies, and move forward through current challenges. Services focus on present day concerns, patterns, and goals rather than diagnosis or clinical treatment of mental health disorders.

As my training and licensure progress, the scope of services will expand accordingly.

Many clients seek support after feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to move forward, often after experiencing relationship distress, betrayal, or repeated personal patterns that haven’t shifted with insight alone. This work is especially helpful for individuals who want structure, clarity, and practical direction in the present and future.

Yes. Some clients work with me alongside an existing therapeutic relationship. In those cases, services are focused on complementary support such as structure, accountability, and forward planning.

Yes. If I believe your needs would be better served by a licensed therapist, psychiatrist, or other specialist, I will provide referrals within my professional network whenever possible.

No. Peaceful Pathways Wellness does not accept health insurance. All services are self-pay.

Most major credit cards are accepted. A card is required to be kept on file for all clients.

Yes. Reduced rates are available for first responders, military service members, and their immediate family members. Valid identification is required at the first session to apply the ongoing reduced rate.

All scheduled sessions must be cancelled through the scheduling system at least 48 hours in advance. Late cancellations and no-shows are subject to the full session fee.

Peaceful Pathways Wellness is intentionally structured to evolve over time, and additional services within the scope of licensure will be offered. Any changes to service type, documentation, or consent will be communicated clearly and in advance, allowing clients to make informed decisions about their care.