Clinical Psychology

Enika Cocoli Bowen

Do you need to talk about what is going on in your life?
To work through it?

This is a good place to start. I have a few available hours and over 25 years of experience in the mental health field. We will focus on anything that is on your mind and will explore how to best go forward, so that you can return to your daily life with more confidence and happiness. Here are some things to consider. After an introductory call, we meet in person in my private office, where we first discuss your confidentiality and its limits. Next, we discuss other “housekeeping” matters, such as payment, insurance vs private pay, and cancellation policy. I give you as much time as you need to ask any questions and address all your concerns. Then, we begin the therapeutic work, by gradually settling into the rhythm of conversations, explorations, and discoveries. For virtual therapy, the same applies, except the in-person meeting.

Waiting room

Therapy room

Gated courtyard exit

Frequently Asked Questions

What is your session frequency?

Ideally, twice a week. Often once a week. Less than once a week is not recommended (too much time in between session and not enough time in just one session to engage it all).

Fee

$175 / session

A lower fee can be negotiated for students, veterans, and for higher than weekly frequency.

I can also provide you a statement called “superbill” that you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement. Depending on your insurance plan, you may get reimbursed 40-60% of the allowed rate.

Why does therapy cost so much?

It is a matter of value, and not only cost. Thinking well, being grounded, and not overwhelmed is a deep-rooted ability that helps us every day of our entire life.

What is your cancellation Policy and Can I reschedule a session?

24-hour advance notice and yes, we can reschedule cancelled or missed sessions, as long as both your schedule and mine allow.

Who do you work with?

Adults.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FEATURES of the human mind are its ability to study itself and its strength to tackle every issue that comes to its attention, whether a transitory event, a big trauma, or a mental health diagnosis. Different issues require different attention; however, strengthening your mental and thinking capacities has the potential to lift all symptoms and bring about improvements you can count on.

THROUGH MORE THAN 25 YEARS of experience, I have found that the best way to help you and help yourself is to bring together all areas of your life in the fullest view and most complete picture. This may take some time and therapy done this way is not a quick fix.

IF YOU ARE NERVOUS about this process, it may help to know that it is common and expectable. New experiences may make us nervous, but getting used to them and mastering them is a fruitful enterprise. It is quite amazing how capable the human mind is, including overcoming this initial nervousness. Fundamentally, the therapeutic space is your space. Let’s find its health and beauty!