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Send your insurance card​
our way to verify benefits as a first
step to start services.​​​
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Private pay rates start at $250.​​
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We will start to take Moda in fall.
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We also take Medicaid in
Oregon through Care Oregon
in the Portland-area and
open card state-wide:
Call 1-800-273-0557
if you want to request being
placed on open card.
In Colorado, Joy sees
Medicaid clients in the Denver
area through CO Access.​​​​​
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We take Regence (BCBS) in Oregon
as well as Aetna wherever we are licensed.​
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Please give 24 hours notice for
cancellations. Three missed sessions
(without 24 hours notice) or a missed
payment, and we stop working together.​
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We take payments before the session
through venmo: @JoyEilythia
or @AnandaPsychotherapy.
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We return calls to clients in 24 hours. For emergencies call the crisis line: 988 or 1.800.875.7364.
glamour is a word derived from the Scots, meaning ‘dangerous magic.’ . . . beyond any glamour known to any Highland witch. It is a light that never goes out.
. . . sacred because of precisely this capacity to re-bind, re-balance, re-store, re-inspire the spirit in its simple and essential gesture of darkness held in light.
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…wherever you are alone with yourself most will show in that magic mirror. And bear your heart witness, and keep you company whenever you need to draw on it.
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we come. We take it home with us. We never really leave.
tilda swinton, at the rothko chapel;
from tilda's speech, "the question of light"
And Always Searching for Beauty by Joan Snyder
We at Ananda Psychotherapy support the many variances,
self-constructs of identity, and understand that very often, the whole picture may not be known.
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Many times, we work with the spaces between the notes.
What is unknown or unseen is important, just as what is known and seen are elemental to understanding.
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A person may come in with one symptom.
We pull the thread to find the constellation there. We hope individuals will see themselves in one area… that will broaden to encompass more with time as understanding is foraged.​​
Some will see . . . with their hearts of sleeping volcanoes and be rocked awake.
Joy Harjo
