Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about how I work and what to expect in therapy.
What are your session fees, and do you accept insurance?
Individual sessions start at $195 per session. Couples sessions start at $250 per session. I am in-network with Aetna. For other insurance questions or to discuss your specific coverage, I encourage you to call me directly at (845) 537-7338.
Do you offer telehealth sessions?
Yes. I am currently accepting new clients across Connecticut, New York and Florida.
What should I expect in my first session?
The first session is a chance for us to get to know each other and for me to understand what brings you in. I'll ask about your current challenges, relevant history, and what you hope to work on. My goal is to see if we're a good fit and to outline a direction forward together. The work is direct and collaborative—I don't follow a script, so the session will feel tailored to you.
What is Brainspotting, and how do you use it in therapy?
Brainspotting is a somatic therapy approach that works with the nervous system and trauma processing. I integrate it alongside traditional talk therapy and mindfulness to help clients move through stuck emotional or trauma responses. It's particularly effective for anxiety, PTSD, and relational trauma. I also draw on psychosomatic trauma methods to address the ways trauma lives in the body.
Do you work with couples? What's your approach to couples therapy?
Yes, I specialize in couples work. Helping couples gain a better understanding of their relationship within the greater system of culture, family and environment, brings clarity and insight which helps couples identify challenges, patterns and dynamics. Couples can focus on rebuilding trust, improving communication, and navigating conflict. Whether you're preparing for marriage, working through infidelity, or facing a major life transition, I help couples develop skills that actually change the dynamic and bring clarity. Couples sessions start at $250 per session.
I'm a therapist/healer/caregiver dealing with burnout. Can you help?
Absolutely. I work specifically with helping professionals: therapists, healers, counselors, and caregivers who are navigating burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma. I understand the particular stressors of your work and bring both clinical tools and lived understanding to the process.
How long have you been practicing, and what's your training background?
I have over 20 years of experience in the field, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I hold an MS from Long Island University and certifications in Brainspotting, yoga, and mindfulness. My training integrates somatic therapy, attachment theory, and trauma-informed practice, and I continue to deepen my clinical skills through ongoing professional development.
Let's talk
Reach out to discuss how therapy and coaching might support you. Juliette is currently accepting new clients across New York, Connecticut and Florida.