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Equity Rate Quiz

This self-assessment is a reflection tool to help you identify which rate tier may best align with your current financial reality, access to resources, and capacity for care.

 

There are no right or wrong answers. You will not be asked to prove income or justify your circumstances. This tool is rooted in trust, dignity, and community care.

 

Your result is a guide, not a requirement. Reduced Equity Rate spaces are limited and may be reviewed periodically to support both access and sustainability.

1. Are you and/or your immediate family property owners, homeowners, or landowners? (This question does not apply in the same way to Native, Indigenous, or displaced peoples whose relationship to land, inheritance, and ownership may be shaped by colonization, forced removal, or systemic dispossession.)
2. Have you had access to private education, graduate school, professional training, or an advanced degree?
3. Are you generally able to meet minimum payments on bills, credit cards, loans, or recurring expenses?
4. Have you been able to easily access and afford health insurance for yourself and/or your family?
5. Do you have little to no debt and/or meaningful disposable income available after basic needs are met?
6. Do you have a support network of financially stable or affluent family, friends, partners, or community members who could help in a financial emergency?
7. Do you have relatively stable access to employment, benefits, banking, housing, or public systems?
8. Does your income primarily support only you, without needing to financially support others in your household, family, or community?
9. Do you anticipate inheriting assets in the future, such as money, property, land, investments, or family wealth?
10. Have you had the opportunity to attend college, graduate school, or professional training — or do you believe you could have if circumstances were different?
11. Can you pay for therapy without reducing spending on essentials such as housing, food, transportation, medication, childcare, or medical care?
12. Do you have access to financial tools that make therapy more manageable, such as HSA/FSA funds, out-of-network benefits, employer reimbursement, savings, or family support?
13. If an unexpected $500–$1,000 expense came up, could you manage it without major disruption?
14. Have infertility, pregnancy loss, reproductive health needs, or related medical costs created financial strain for you or your household?
15. Have you delayed or avoided medical, fertility, reproductive, grief, or mental health care because of cost?

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Located in Raleigh, North Carolina, I work with clients across Wake County including Cary, Apex, Durham, Morrisville, and Wake Forest.Virtual therapy is available throughout North Carolina and South Carolina.

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