Initial Phone Consultation (20 minutes): Free

Individual Session (50-minutes): $175

Parent Sessions (50-minutes): $175

See information about your right to a “Good Faith Estimate.”

Payment is due at the time of the session. Accepted forms of payment include: check, cash, debit or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express), and eligible Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) cards.

Lilah Gosman, LPC is an out-of-network provider, NPI 1972130763, License PC014693. You may be eligible for out of network reimbursement for a portion of session costs. Please contact your insurance carrier to find out more about your mental health benefits for out-of-network providers.

If you have not provided at least 24 hours advance notice and miss an appointment, you will be charged the full session fee. Exceptions are made for illness and emergency situations that are agreed upon by the therapist and client.

Lilah sees adults, adolescents and children 8 and older. I use well-researched treatments in a compassionate environment across age groups. However, therapy does look very different for adults and children and does utilizes a different therapist skill set.

Confidentiality begins with your consultation and continues throughout treatment. Lilah uses a HIPAA compliant platform to ensure security for all therapy documents as well as virtual video sessions.

Lilah can not prescribe medication. She does have strong relationships with trusted medical providers who can prescribe. Lilah can provide a diagnosis and certified letters pertaining to treatment necessary for a variety of reasons. Many of the people Lilah works with have benefited from medication, while many also choose to pursue therapy without it.

Sessions are 50 minutes in length and are usually scheduled weekly or twice per month. Frequency of visits depends on several factors. A consultation call is a good time to better determine what would be most beneficial.

The goal of therapy is to provide tools that you can use on your own, so most therapy is lime limited. Depending on specific needs, therapy is typically between 4-12 months. However, many people choose to continue the therapeutic relationship to further personal growth or come back in to have booster sessions for certain skills.

Therapy can always improve your quality of life by helping you be more present in your relationships, increase self compassion, understanding and manage stress. If you are suffering with constant worry or find yourself in an obsessive cycle, it is the right time to start therapy. Maybe you notice that you are continually seeking reassurance from family members and friends. Increased irritability, emotional overwhelm and physical anxiety symptoms are all signs that therapy would be helpful. Lilah offers a free 20 minute consultation to discuss whether therapy is right for you now and what therapy would be the best fit.

Lilah works with adolescents and children 8 and older. She has extensive knowledge of childhood social emotional learning, including development of executive functioning and social skills. She understands the unique challenges that parents and children face during each developmental stage. Lilah has experience helping families of children with learning differences navigate the IEP system and process options for support. The first 2-3 sessions with children usually focus on relationship building and assessment.