Gary Seeman, Ph.D.
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  1. Home
  2. Individual Psychotherapy
  3. Marriage and Couples Therapy
  4. Grief and Loss
  5. Creativity and Writer's Block
  6. Spiritual and Religious Issues
  7. How I Work
  8. Theoretical Orientation
  9. Writing and Resources
    1. Getting the Most Out of Psychotherapy
    2. The Transformative Power of Dreams
    3. My Dissertation on Jung's Kundalini Seminar
  10. My Background
  11. Office Directions
  12. Fees and Insurance

No charge for initial therapy consult,* which is arranged through a telephone conversation.


Phone: 415.271.2350

Note: Given the quirkiness of cell phones and electronic communications, your phone number may not come through on my voicemail. If I don't call you back, please try again or request a call by e-mail. I check voice and e-mail messages daily and respond reliably.

Office visits only. Why I don't offer online or phone therapy.

San Francisco Office & Mailing Address

582 Market St., Suite 715, San Francisco, CA 94104

 

Marin County Office

100 Tamal Plaza, Suite 160, Corte Madera, CA 94925


For directions, see Locations.

 

Fees

There's no charge for the initial consultation for psychotherapy services. The first consultation for coaching is half the normal fee. My fees are reasonably-priced, with a sliding scale that is income-based for objectivity:

  • Individual therapy: $80 - $140 (call for more specific quote)
  • Couples therapy: $90 - $150 (call for more specific quote)
  • Elders & students with less than $30,000 income pay $60 individual/$70 couples.

  • My standard fee for a 50-minute therapy hour is $140 for individuals and $150 for couples. The standard fee applies to those with individual or combined income of $90,000 or more. It also applies to appointments that start after 5:00 p.m., which are in higher demand.**


    Insurance and Third-Party Payment

    Due to the paperwork, complexity and delay often encountered with insurance companies and other third-party payers, I do not participate in insurance panels, Medicare or Medi-Cal. However, some insurance companies reimburse psychotherapy with out-of-network providers. If you bring me the insurance forms, I will fill them out to help you get reimbursed, with the understanding that clients are responsible for paying me directly, and I am not responsible for transactions between you and a third-party payer.

    The main reason I want to simplify the payment process is this — I want to spend my professional time thinking about how I can provide you with the highest-quality services.


    * All initial appointments are arranged through a brief phone call so I can get a general sense of the issues you're addressing. I also ask questions to make sure that your needs are likely to fit within my scope of practice (areas of training and expertise). If those issues are outside my scope of practice, instead of meeting, I try to offer referrals to therapists or community resources with the appropriate specialization. 24-hour notice is required to reschedule the no-charge visit once only.


    ** I may occasionally waive the full fee for an evening session if fitting in a lower-fee client on an urgent basis.

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    For Self-Discovery, Better Relationships, Peace of Mind.SM Psychologist PSY19356