Hypnosis is a focused, relaxed state of awareness that can support personal growth, reduce stress, and enhance clarity. Many people find hypnosis helpful for building healthier habits, increasing motivation, deepening mindfulness, and accessing inner resources.

At Midnight Moon Mental Health, hypnosis is offered as a complementary wellness tool, not a form of therapy or a substitute for mental health treatment. It is not used to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical or psychological conditions.

Please note: In accordance with state regulatory guidelines, hypnosis services are not available to residents of Washington, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, New Jersey, or Hawaii.

If you are currently in crisis or in need of mental health support, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional in your area, contact, 988 or go to your nearest emergency room

$150 1 hr
$100 30 min

Supporting others through grief starts with the courage to have hard conversations—especially with children.

As a licensed mental health counselor, grief specialist, and educator with over a decade of experience in hospice, trauma-informed care, and community mental health, I offer compassionate, expert consultation for non-clinical professionals and everyday people navigating complex emotional terrain.

You don’t have to be a therapist to need support with life’s hardest moments. Whether you're:

• A parent wondering how to talk to your child about a terminal diagnosis,

• A teacher supporting a student who has experienced a significant loss,

• A caregiver facing anticipatory grief,

• Or a workplace leader wanting to create space for your team after a tragedy —

I provide guidance grounded in clarity, calm, and non-violent communication. These sessions are not therapy, but practical, supportive consultations to help you respond with confidence and compassion during times of loss, illness, and transition.

Individual: $75 1/2 hour; $150 1 hr
Small group: $300 1 hr.
Large group: $500 1 hr.

Small groups 2-6
Large group: 7+

As a licensed mental health counselor, grief specialist, and educator with over a decade of experience in hospice, trauma-informed care, and community mental health, I offer consultation for fellow clinicians seeking guidance around complex cases, grief, neurodivergence, end-of-life concerns, and justice-rooted practice. I created and ran the children’s grief program at a major New York City children’s hospital through COVID.

Whether you're navigating a client's traumatic loss, supporting a neurodivergent client with high support needs, addressing vicarious grief in your workplace, or seeking to build a more affirming, non-pathologizing clinical lens, consultation offers a grounded, collaborative space to reflect, ask questions, and grow in confidence and competence.

I work with:

• Therapists and counselors (licensed or pre-licensed)

• Social workers, psychologists, and school-based mental health staff

• Clinical supervisors and agency leaders

• Interns and graduate students seeking grief- or trauma-informed mentorship

Consultation is not supervision and does not fulfill licensure hours, but it is a space for nuanced, case-specific, or systems-level support tailored to your needs.

Individual Clinician Consultation

• 50-minute session: $125

• 90-minute session: $185

• Email/Asynchronous consultation (up to 3 responses): $75

Small Group or Team Consultation

• 60-minute session (up to 5 participants): $225

• 90-minute session (up to 10 participants): $325

Custom Training, Workshop, or Clinical Education

• 2-hour training/workshop: Starting at $450

• Half-day intensive (3–4 hours): Starting at $800

• Full-day training or retreat: Contact for quote

Coaching for neurodivergent people offers collaborative, strengths-based support designed to help you set goals, develop strategies, and build systems that work with your brain—not against it. Whether you're navigating executive functioning challenges, building confidence, exploring identity, or creating sustainable routines, coaching is a flexible, affirming partnership rooted in practical action and self-awareness.

Coaching is not psychotherapy. While therapy often focuses on processing past experiences, healing emotional wounds, and treating mental health conditions, coaching is future-oriented. It supports personal growth and goal achievement, without diagnosing or treating mental health issues. Coaching empowers you to harness your strengths, make meaningful changes, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

If you're looking for support tailored to your neurodivergent experience—without the clinical focus of therapy—coaching might be a great fit.

1 hr $100