Therapy, Groups, Consultations, and Services

We will not collect any documents or financial information to determine your choice. We base the pricing model on the honor system. If you would like assistance in choosing which works best for you, consider the following:

Consider Financial Reality

• Do you regularly struggle to meet basic needs financially (housing, food, medical care, childcare)?

• Do you have debt that impacts your daily life?

• Do you lack access to generational wealth, savings, or financial safety nets?

  If yes → Accessible Rate

  Consider Income & Stability

• Are you able to meet your needs and still have some funds after to use or save?

• Can you comfortably afford occasional luxuries (travel, eating out, new tech)?

• Is your income stable or growing?

  If yes → Sustainable Rate

  Consider Privilege & Capacity

• Do you have access to savings, investments, or family wealth?

• Do you own property, or have substantial assets?

• Can you pay more without it creating hardship, and do you want to help others access therapy?

  If yes → Equitable Rate

*Please see The Properties of Light’s brilliant explanation between the differences between a psychological evaluation and diagnostic assessment: https://www.thepropertiesoflight.com/faqs

Diagnostic assessments at Prince Kitty Co will be done by Angelica Gehlich, LCSW, MSW, Prince Kitty Co LLC. These assessments will be conducted with a series of chosen self-questionnaires, assessment tools, and using the MIGDAS and/or DIVA in the interview portion. The evaluation process may differ from other providers; however, Angelica will utilize the most inclusive and affirming tools available (which may change as assessment tools evolve over time). This assessment process is for people who are interested in a “formal” or “official” diagnosis. This cooperative process involves collecting social and developmental history, participating in one or more diagnostic interviews, completing self-report questionnaires, and receiving a comprehensive written report. A follow-up meeting is included to review the report and discuss the evaluation findings. We also offer diagnostic assessments with a 1-page diagnostic summary, which will be a bare bones report summarizing the specific tools that were used without going into details. This option may be more cost effective. The cost comprises equitable pay for time spent on the different services within the assessment process using the rate of $60/$75/$100/hour: Reviewing Questionnaires and Materials before and after interview: 2-3 hours; Interview Process: 2-4 hours (depending on assessment(s) chosen); Writing comprehensive diagnostic report: 5-7 hours OR Writing 1-page diagnostic summary: 1-2 hours; Review and Recommendation Session: 1 hour. Payments will be split into 2 equal payments automatically deducted day of interview and day of review.

Autism Diagnostic Evaluation (with comprehensive report):

Equitable Rate: $1200

Sustainable Rate: $900

Accessible Rate: $720

ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation (with comprehensive report):

Equitable Rate: $1000

Sustainable Rate: $750

Accessible Rate: $600

Combined Autism and ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation (with comprehensive report):

Equitable Rate: $1500

Sustainable Rate: $1125

Accessible Rate: $900

Autism Diagnostic Evaluation (with 1-page diagnostic summary):

Equitable Rate: $700

Sustainable Rate: $525

Accessible Rate: $420

ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation (with 1-page diagnostic summary):

Equitable Rate: $600

Sustainable Rate: $450

Accessible Rate: $360

Combined Autism and ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation (with 1-page diagnostic summary):

Equitable Rate: $1000

Sustainable Rate: $750

Accessible Rate: $600

Initial Service Fit Consultation- 15 min- Free

Psychiatric Diagnostic Assessment - 60 min

The initial intake appointment is considered the psychiatric diagnostic assessment, which will precede the weekly estimates and only occur at the start of the therapeutic relationship to provide additional time for diagnostic measures.

Equitable Rate: $200 per diagnostic assessment

Sustainable Rate: $125 per diagnostic assessment

Accessible Rate: $100 per diagnostic assessment

Individual Psychotherapy - 60 mins

Equitable Rate: $150 per 60 mins

Sustainable Rate: $100 per 60 mins

Accessible Rate: $75 per 60 mins

Individual Psychotherapy - 45 mins

Equitable Rate: $110 per 45 mins

Sustainable Rate: $85 per 45 mins

Accessible Rate: $60 per 45 mins

Individual Psychotherapy - 30 mins

Equitable Rate: $95 per 30 mins

Sustainable Rate: $70 per 30 mins

Accessible Rate: $45 per 30 mins

Family psychotherapy - 60 mins

Equitable Rate: $150 per 60 mins

Sustainable Rate: $100 per 60 mins

Accessible Rate: $75 per 60 mins

Clinical Consultation Services - 60 mins

Equitable Rate: $125 per 60 mins

Sustainable Rate: $100 per 60 mins

Accessible Rate: $75 per 60 mins

Clinical Consultation Services - 30 mins

Equitable Rate: $95 per 30 mins

Sustainable Rate: $70 per 30 mins

Accessible Rate: $45 per 30 mins

Professional Consultation Services - 60 mins

Equitable Rate: $125 per 60 mins

Sustainable Rate: $100 per 60 mins

Accessible Rate: $75 per 60 mins

Professional Trainings/Workshops - 60 mins (Up to 10 participants)

Equitable Rate: $400 per 60 mins

Sustainable Rate: $250 per 60 mins

Accessible Rate: $150 per 60 mins

Resource Compilation Consultation - 30 mins

Standard: $30

Resource Compilation Consultation - 60 mins

Standard: $60

Negotiable based on design needs/participants/ Discuss for equitable trade/barter

Negotiable based on design needs/participants/ Discuss for equitable trade/barter

Standard: $25 per Letter/Form Request (in addition to services listed above; evaluations for purposes of emotional support animals, accommodations, gender affirmation, etc. will follow costs of 60 minute sessions per appointment necessary/time needed)

Standard: $15 per Record Request (i.e., existing assessment, treatment plan, discharge summary (if discharged) - Not Per Page or Document

Standard: $25 per Resource Compilation Take Home (Curated document with resources customized to needs + Resource Compilation Consultation billed separately)

Standard: $100 per Shared Training/Workshop Materials (Curated document with resources customized to training/workshop + Training/Workshop and Consultation billed separately; based on 60 min trainings/workshops)

What is Barter?

Bartering is a mutual agreement where goods or services are exchanged in place of monetary payment. All barter agreements are handled with the same professionalism, confidentiality, and care as traditional payment.

Guidelines for Barter Agreements

We welcome barter proposals based on the following criteria:

- Both parties agree enthusiastically and without pressure

- The exchange is equitable and sustainable for both sides

- The value of goods or services can be clearly defined

- A written agreement outlines expectations, scope, and duration

- Either party can end or renegotiate the agreement with notice

We do not accept barter involving:

- Intimate labor (e.g., housework, emotional labor)

- Items or services that cannot be clearly valued or exchanged legally

- Services that may create dual relationships or conflict of interest

How to Request a Barter

If you're interested in exploring a barter option, please contact us with:

- The service or goods you would like to offer

- Estimated fair market value

- How you believe this exchange could be mutually supportive

We offer only a limited number of barter slots at any given time to ensure equity, professional sustainability, and capacity.

Important Information

The invoice for each session will be labeled CIS Customized Individual Self-Care Consultations for traded services/goods. *CIS fee = trade in services for equal valued goods/services, based on standard fee of $100/60 minutes for therapy.

Either party may end this agreement with at least 5 days’ notice if exchange has been balanced out. Any “credits” owed will either be planned or paid at the sustainable rate of service. If the exchange causes additional stress in either party, this agreement will need to be terminated and reconsidered. If the exchange interferes with therapeutic services/participation in therapeutic services, this agreement will need to be terminated and reconsidered.

At the end of the duration agreed upon, we will review and re-establish a new agreement. We agree to renegotiate if the value of goods/services changes at that time.

Barter agreements must be in writing and signed by both parties.

Things to Consider

These services will be limited to first come, first serve. We will have a waitlist for the ethical exchange of services if this is the preferred method of trade/payment. Based on the nature of services, we are not able to determine how long the wait will be while on the waitlist.

Ethical Exchange & Barter Model for Services

Barter systems can be beautiful forms of mutual aid — but they need clarity, boundaries, and consent to stay equitable and sustainable for all parties involved.

Core Principles

1. Transparency – Be clear about the value of services exchanged (not just time spent).

2. Consent – Both parties freely choose to participate without pressure or guilt.

3. Equity – Exchange honors skills and labor fairly, even if goods/services are not "equal" in market value.

4. Boundaries – Clearly define scope, timelines, expectations, and exit points.

5. Sustainability – The arrangement should not create financial or emotional hardship for either party.

6. Non-coercion – Bartering should never be the only way someone can access care; it should be one of many options.

Sample Barter Evaluation Questions (For Both Parties)

• What is the fair market value of each service or good being exchanged?

• How many sessions or hours will be included?

• Are both parties comfortable with this being a non-monetary exchange?

• How will we track time/value fairly?

• What happens if someone needs to stop or change the agreement?