NEW CLIENTS

Welcome to Growing Me For Me, I’m honored you’re here.

Beginning therapy is a meaningful step, and my goal is to create a space where you feel safe, supported, and deeply respected. This page includes everything you need to get started — what to expect, how I work, and the forms and policies that guide our therapeutic relationship.

If anything feels unclear or brings up questions, we’ll talk through it together.

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Getting Started

1. Schedule a Consultation

If you’re new to therapy or new to my practice, you’re welcome to schedule a consultation to see whether we’re a good fit.

2. Complete Your Intake Forms

Once we schedule your first session, you’ll receive a secure link to complete your intake paperwork. These forms help us begin with clarity and shared understanding.

3. Prepare for Your First Session

For telehealth sessions, choose a private, quiet space where you feel comfortable. You’ll receive a secure video link before your appointment.

Practice Policies & Procedures

These policies help create a therapeutic environment grounded in safety, clarity, and mutual respect.

  • Session length: 50 minutes

  • Telehealth only (Florida residents)

  • 24‑hour cancellation policy

  • Payment due at time of service

  • Email/phone for scheduling and non‑urgent communication

  • No crisis services provided

  • Confidentiality protected under HIPAA and Florida law

  • Professional boundaries maintained to support your safety

You’ll receive the full policy document in your intake packet.

Contracted with the following insurance companies:

  • Credentialing in progress

Required Forms for New Clients

Below are the documents you’ll review and sign before beginning therapy. These ensure transparency, safety, and shared expectations.

  • Informed Consent for Therapy: Explains the nature of therapy, risks and benefits, confidentiality, boundaries, and your rights as a client.

  • Telehealth Consent Form: Outlines how telehealth works, privacy considerations, technology needs, and location requirements.

  • Practice Policies & Procedures: Provides detailed information about scheduling, fees, communication, confidentiality, and professional boundaries.

  • HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices: Describes how your health information is protected and your rights under HIPAA.

  • Client Rights & Responsibilities: Clarifies what you can expect from therapy and what supports your healing process.

  • Safety & Crisis Plan: A collaborative plan we complete together to support you during times of distress.

  • Release of Information (ROI): Optional — used if you want me to coordinate care with another provider or support person.

Telehealth Information

All sessions are conducted via secure, HIPAA‑aligned video platform.

Requirements:

  • You must be physically located in Florida during sessions

  • You must have a private, quiet space

  • You must have stable internet access

Telehealth is flexible, accessible, and effective for many clients. We’ll discuss whether it’s the right fit for your needs.

If You Are in Crisis

Growing Me For Me LLC does not provide emergency or crisis services.

If you are in immediate danger or unable to stay safe, contact local emergency services.

CRISIS RESOURCES

A list of crisis hotlines and emergency contact information for Palm Beach County, Florida, including mental health, domestic violence, LGBTQ, and other support services.

Using crisis resources is essential because no one should navigate overwhelming moments alone. These supports—whether hotlines, text lines, or local crisis teams—offer immediate connection, grounding, and guidance when emotions or circumstances feel unmanageable. They create a safe space to pause, breathe, and access trained professionals who can help stabilize the situation and identify next steps. Reaching out isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a proactive step toward safety, clarity, and care, ensuring that people get timely support when they need it most.