Send a brief inquiry
Use the protected form with a reply email address. Your name and message are optional; a general question about openings, fees, insurance, or appointment format is enough.
Getting started
A little less unknown.
Begin with a brief inquiry, clarify availability and fit, and confirm the practical details before care.
Clarify availability and fit
Ask about current openings, the women-centered focus, and the practical arrangements. New-client availability is limited; an inquiry does not reserve an appointment.
Confirm the details before care
Discuss fees, your specific insurance plan, and appointment arrangements with the practice before beginning care.
Before a telehealth appointment
Consider your space, connection, and questions.
Appointments are offered through telehealth only. If care is arranged, the practice will provide appointment instructions.
The following are preparation suggestions. Ask the practice about any details you need to feel oriented before the appointment.
A quiet, private space
Consider where you could have the conversation with a little room to settle in.
A reliable connection
Check your connection and review the joining instructions provided by the practice.
Your practical questions
Note anything you want to ask about joining, appointment arrangements, fees, or coverage.
For the website inquiry
Keep the first note simple.
You can ask about availability, fees, insurance, or how appointments work. A reply email gives the practice a way to contact you; a message is optional.
Leave diagnoses, treatment history, insurance identification numbers, and other sensitive health details out of the form. An inquiry does not book an appointment or establish a therapeutic relationship.
A thoughtful first step
Ask about current availability.
New-client availability is limited. Send a brief inquiry about openings, fit, or the practical details you need before deciding.
Inquire about availability
A general inquiry · No appointment is booked