Investment

Supporting your body and its health is an investment in your life that increases capacity and saves many fold.

Standard Fee

The standard fee is $55 per 20 minutes of service.

In the interest of supporting access to care for all who need it, a tiered sliding scale is offered.

Please assess your level of access according to the chart below.

This level is appropriate for people who identify with most of the following:

I have stable, adequate employment or do not need to work to meet my needs.
I am comfortably able to meet my basic needs (food, shelter, utilities, healthcare, childcare, transport).
I may have some debt, but it does not cause significant stress.
I have access to savings, insurance policies, or family resources in times of need.
I own my home, own other property, or rent a higher-end property, and can always pay for utilities.
I own or lease a new or lightly used car and can always afford fuel, insurance, and maintenance.
I have regular access to health care and a high quality health plan to offset costs.
I have investments or retirement accounts for future security.
I am able to pay for most of my “wants” and can usually buy items new.
I can afford to take time off for illness and take an annual vacation.

Most of the criteria for the full fee apply to me, BUT one or more of the following is also true:
I’ve had an unexpected change in income or security, such as a pay cut, job loss, significant hospitalization, illness, injury or disability, major car accident, new child, caregiving for elderly parent, divorce, death in the family
I have significant medical expenses, medical debt, educational debt, or child care expenses
I am currently enrolled full-time in school or training that limits my ability to work
I am newly graduated from school or new to the workforce and just beginning to accumulate savings
I am also a somatic practitioner, body worker, or mental health therapist (courtesy rate)

I am employed but at the lower end of the pay scale
I feel stress about basic needs but still manage to meet them
I struggle to clear debt and/or build savings, but have access to some resources (such as family support) in emergencies
I own or lease an older car that uses more fuel or needs more frequent maintenance
I have access to health care but have to budget carefully, or only have a high deductible health plan
I can buy some of my “wants” but rarely buy new items, or have to accumulate credit card debt for anything beyond basic needs
I can afford vacations, but have to space them out every few years
I can take time from work when I am sick, but multiple or prolonged illnesses would result in financial stress

I am unemployed or underemployed
I struggle to maintain access to health care, housing, food, child care
I am living paycheck to paycheck with no access to savings or family support
I have significant debt that can sometimes prevent meeting basic needs, or I can’t meet basic needs without credit card debt
I rent lower-end housing or have unstable housing, or sometimes cannot pay for utilities
I do not have a car, or often can’t afford fuel, insurance or maintenance
I qualify for government assistance
I have little or no expendable income
I cannot afford a vacation
Taking time off work for illness would be a financial burden

All services are valued at the same rate and are provided in 20-minute increments.

Once you have assessed your level of access, the fees for all services are as follows.