Private practice · Self-pay · Online or in person
Private, self-pay counseling and coaching for high achieving individuals. Your coach is a licensed therapist.
Step 1 of 5
Start with the free 15–20 minute consult. Times below are his real availability, and whatever you pick reaches him with your answers already attached.
Booking runs in his practice software — private and HIPAA-compliant.
Who this is for
High achieving individuals. You already solve problems for a living — that's exactly why this one is annoying. It doesn't respond to the tools that made you successful.
Counseling or coaching
Licensure is a state line, not a measure of skill. The honest version, so nobody's surprised at intake.
Full scope of practice. Still self-pay — insurance is never billed, so nothing reaches a carrier.
Same person, same training, same method — delivered as coaching rather than therapy. No diagnosis, no clinical record. Most of what high achieving individuals need from this work sits comfortably on that side of the line.
How it works
Solution-focused work, not open-ended processing. Most people come in with something concrete and leave when it's handled.
Online over Teams, or a phone call. No charge and no obligation — it exists to find out whether you two are a good fit before anyone books anything.
50–60 minutes, online or in person. You describe the problem; you leave with a working definition of it and something to do before the next one.
Most clients see results in the first four or five sessions and finish inside three to four months. No minimum commitment and no package to buy.
The rate
Insurance requires a billable diagnosis and gives a claims processor a say in how long you're allowed to work on your own life. For people in licensed professions and under contract, that's not a small detail.
Booking
The questions take about thirty seconds and decide which times he offers you. What you book first is the free 15–20 minute consult — and if you'd rather skip the questions, you can go straight to the calendar.
Before you book
Ninety seconds on how Metanoia works, from the man you’d be sitting with.
Before you ask
Fifteen to twenty minutes, online over Teams or on the phone. You say what's going on, he tells you whether he's the right person for it. No charge, and nothing is booked until you want it to be.
In Michigan, counseling under a clinical license. Outside Michigan, coaching — delivered by someone who holds that license and was trained as a therapist. The method doesn't change; the legal framing does.
No. There's no insurance claim, so there's no diagnostic code and no third party receiving records. Records are released only if you request it in writing, or in the narrow circumstances every clinician is legally required to act on.
Metanoia is an out-of-network provider and does not participate with insurance companies. If you have out-of-network benefits, you may be entitled to partial or full reimbursement depending on your plan.
Metanoia can provide a superbill or invoice to submit to your insurer, and a monthly statement on request with the information needed for reimbursement.
The reason for staying out of network is confidentiality — once a claim is submitted, control over sensitive client information goes with it. Insurers also generally require a diagnosis before a provider can be reimbursed, and a diagnosis on file carries long-term implications worth thinking about, particularly for high achieving professionals.
Both. Online is what makes evenings and early mornings possible; in person is available if you'd rather be in the room.
That depends on you. Most clients see results in the first four or five sessions and are finished with their treatment in three to four months.
That's up to you — but please mention it on the form so we can schedule accordingly.
Fifteen minutes, no charge, and you'll know whether this is worth your time.