Brave Space for Healing
Come home to yourself.
Virtual therapy for adults age 21+ across Washington State.
You don’t have to carry it all alone.
Brave Space for Healing is a place to slow down, feel seen, and begin making sense of the patterns, pain, and protective strategies that have helped you survive —
but may no longer be helping you live.
Areas of Focus
Trauma—especially sexual and religious trauma—and the lasting effects of painful or overwhelming experiences
Anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and high sensitivity
Shame, self-criticism, and feeling like you’re “too much” or not enough
Relationship patterns, old relationship wounds, and communication struggles
Women’s experiences, identity exploration, and deeper self-understanding
Intimacy, desire, sexuality, and connection
My Approach
Warm, collaborative, and grounded in genuine connection
Curious about patterns, emotions, and what lies beneath the surface
Attuned to how past experiences and relationships shape the present
Welcoming of depth, honesty, self-reflection, and meaningful conversation
Interested in what you notice emotionally and in your body
Supporting greater freedom, authenticity, connection, and joy
Meet Rhoni
I’m passionate about offering warmth, compassion, and authentic care to my clients. My goal is to offer a space where you can feel genuinely known, cared for, and accepted as we explore what has shaped you and what you want for yourself now.
I especially enjoy working with people who are curious about themselves and ready for honest, thoughtful conversations about what they feel, want, fear, need, and keep finding themselves doing. I bring authenticity, humor, curiosity, and genuine care into that work.
If you're interested in working together, I invite you to complete my pre-intake inquiry form. Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee an intake or ongoing treatment.
Current Availability
Current openings for ongoing therapy:
Wednesdays: 3:30 PM, 6:00 PM
Thursdays: 3:00 PM, 4:30 PM
Fridays: 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM
Biweekly/monthly openings: Thursdays at 12:00 PM
Intake appointments are scheduled separately and may be available at other times. Wednesday appointments may need to transition to Monday or Tuesday as my practice schedule changes in 2027. We'll discuss that possibility before beginning.
If none of these times work for you, you’re still welcome to reach out. My availability can shift and there’s sometimes wiggle room.
Last updated: October 24, 2026
Services & Fees
Intake Appointment
Initial virtual intake, up to 90 minutes
Our first appointment is a chance to get to know each other and explore what's bringing you to therapy. We'll discuss your experiences, current concerns, goals, and what kind of support might feel most helpful.
The first 15 minutes are also a fit check. If either of us decides during that time that working together doesn't feel like the right fit, we can end the appointment at no charge.
If we continue beyond those first 15 minutes, we'll complete the intake and the agreed-upon intake fee applies.
An intake doesn't guarantee ongoing therapy. It gives us both space to decide whether moving forward together feels right.
Private-pay intake fees follow the same community-supported sliding scale as ongoing sessions: $100, $150, or $200.
Insurance-based intake costs depend on your coverage.
Individual Therapy
Ongoing 55-minute virtual sessions
Therapy is a collaborative space to explore your emotions, relationships, experiences, and the patterns that may be keeping you stuck.
My approach is warm, relational, and trauma-informed. We might explore how earlier experiences shape your present, notice what happens emotionally or physically as we talk, or make space for parts of yourself that haven't always felt understood.
There's no pressure to have everything figured out or to move faster than feels right.
We'll typically begin with weekly sessions, adjusting to biweekly or less frequent appointments when clinically appropriate.
Our work is shaped by your needs, goals, and what unfolds in our therapeutic relationship.
Fees & Insurance
Private Pay, Insurance & Community-Supported Pricing
I offer both private-pay and insurance-based therapy.
For eligible private-pay clients, I use a community-supported sliding scale inspired by the Green Bottle Method. Rather than a single fixed fee, this approach considers your financial circumstances, resources, and responsibilities.
You'll find my three pricing tiers and an explanation of how they work in the section just below.
I also accept select insurance plans. Coverage and fees are clarified before beginning treatment.
For eligible clients, superbills may be available for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Paying privately or not using insurance? You may have a right to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges. Learn about Good Faith Estimates
Community Supported | $100 per session
This rate may be right for you if:
Therapy at the standard rate would create significant financial strain.
You're navigating debt, unpredictable income, or substantial financial obligations.
You have limited savings or little financial cushion for unexpected expenses.
Paying for therapy would mean sacrificing other important needs.
Private-Pay Therapy & Community-Supported Pricing
Meaningful therapy should be accessible, and financial circumstances aren't the same for everyone.
At Brave Space for Healing, I offer a community-supported sliding scale for private-pay clients, inspired by the Green Bottle Method by Alexis J. Cunningfolk.
Rather than using income alone to determine what someone can afford, this approach considers financial security, access to resources, obligations, and individual circumstances.
Standard | $150 per session
This rate may be right for you if:
You can generally meet your basic needs and financial responsibilities.
You have some discretionary income or financial flexibility.
You can budget for ongoing therapy without compromising essential expenses.
Community Sustaining | $200 per session
This rate may be right for you if:
You have financial stability, savings, or access to additional resources.
You can afford ongoing therapy without significant financial strain.
You'd like to contribute toward making reduced-fee therapy available to others.
Your circumstances matter more than your income alone.
These descriptions are guides, not requirements. You don't need to meet every example to choose a particular rate, and no income verification is required.
Whatever rate you choose, the quality of care you receive remains the same. If you're unsure which rate is appropriate, we can talk about it together.
The intention is to make space for different financial circumstances while maintaining a sustainable practice.
Rates are based on an honest assessment of your circumstances, without requiring income documentation. We can discuss which rate is appropriate before beginning therapy and revisit it if your situation changes.
Intake appointments: For private-pay clients, your selected community-supported rate applies to both your initial intake (up to 90 minutes) and ongoing therapy (55 minutes). Insurance-based intake costs depend on your individual coverage.
Insurance: I also accept select insurance plans. Community-supported rates apply to eligible private-pay services, and insurance coverage and payment options must be clarified before treatment begins.
For eligible clients using out-of-network benefits, I can provide a superbill upon request for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your insurance plan.
My community-supported pricing is inspired by the Green Bottle sliding scale framework created by Alexis J. Cunningfolk: https://www.wortsandcunning.com/sliding-scale
Practice Transparency
As a neurodivergent clinician, I use HIPAA-compliant AI -assisted tools (Scribeberry and Carepatron) as an accessibility support for organizing information and writing clinical documentation. This includes temporary audio processing and transcription of sessions to assist with documentation; session recordings are not maintained as part of your clinical record. I review, edit, and finalize all notes myself; AI does not replace my clinical judgment, attention, or care. AI-supported documentation is part of my standard practice, and I do not offer an AI-free documentation option.
If you are not comfortable with AI being used in this way, we may not be the right fit, and I will do my best to offer referrals or appropriate next steps.