Clear choices and costs
Know what to expect before you begin.
Anita provides individual therapy for people ages 16–99 in California.
Availability: Individual Therapy, Brainspotting, and IFS-informed care can each be provided in person or through secure telehealth. The best format is selected collaboratively.
Private pay
One straightforward rate.
Payment is due at the time of service. Zelle is the only payment method accepted for telehealth sessions.
Cash, check, credit card, HSA, and FSA payment are accepted for in-person sessions only.
$150
Private-pay rate · Same rate for intake and ongoing sessions
Services
Ways therapy may be tailored
Services are selected collaboratively based on your goals, clinical needs, and preferred way of meeting.
Individual therapy
Personalized support for trauma, mood, relationships, identity, coping, and life transitions.
View individual therapyBrainspotting
Certified, body-aware processing with optional bilateral sound when it supports the work.
View BrainspottingIFS-informed therapy
Parts-informed exploration that supports curiosity, compassion, and greater choice.
View IFS-informed therapyTelehealth
Review the privacy, technology, location, and payment requirements for virtual care.
View telehealth requirementsUsing insurance
In-network with several major plans.
Coverage varies by plan. Before your first appointment, call the member-services number on your insurance card and ask about outpatient mental-health benefits, your deductible, and your expected copay or coinsurance.
“Is Anita Cooper-Marquez, LMFT, in-network with my specific plan?”
Good Faith Estimate
Information you have a right to receive.
If you are not using insurance, federal law may entitle you to a Good Faith Estimate explaining the expected cost of your care before services begin. The cash rate is also included in the informed-consent documents provided before treatment.
For official information, visit CMS.gov/no-surprises. Questions about how this applies to your situation can be discussed with Anita.
Common cost questions
Before your first session.
Usually not. In-network clients generally pay the copay or coinsurance amount determined by their plan. Contact your insurer for the most accurate estimate.
Zelle is the only payment method accepted for telehealth sessions. Cash, check, credit card, HSA, and FSA payment are accepted for in-person sessions only.
Yes. Monthly superbills are available for clients using out-of-network benefits. Your insurer determines whether and how much it reimburses.
The specific cancellation policy is provided in the informed-consent documents before treatment begins.
Still unsure about cost?
Ask before making a decision.
Use the consultation to discuss insurance, private pay, and the practical details of beginning care.