Anti-Oppressive
Rate Structure
ANTI-OPPRESSIVE RATE STRUCTURE
My fee structure is rooted in anti-oppression and community values. This means that those who can pay more help cover those who can’t, so healing stays within reach for every survivor. If you’re unsure of where you fit, a short reflection below guides you through income, debt, generational wealth, and the invisible labor you carry. Wherever you land, you are welcome here, and you deserve support.
Credit and gratitude to Kenya Crawford and the Anti-Oppression Training & Resource Alliance for inspiring this structure.
This structure features five tiers that balance practical sustainability with community needs.
Redistribution
Full rate for those who want to support access for others.
Individual
$250 to $300
Couple
$275 to $325
Sustain
For those who can pay most of the fee but need some flexibility.
Individual
$175 to $249
Couple
$200 to $274
Solidarity
Feduced rate for those with limited financial resources.
Individual
Full at this time
Couple
Full at this time
Reparations
For those most impacted by systemic oppression and barriers to care.
Individual
Full at this time
Couple
Full at this time
Reflection Questions
Are you and your family homeowners or landowners? (This question does not apply to those who are Native or Indigenous)
Have you attended private education institutions or do you have an advanced degree?
Are you able to make minimum payments on bills or credit cards?
Have you been able to easily access and afford health insurance for yourself and your family members?
Do you have zero to no debt and/or do you have disposable income?
Do you have a safety net composed of “financially stable” or wealthy family and friends?
Do you have U.S. Citizenship?
Does your income only support you, and not other loved ones?
Have you or do you expect to inherit money or property?
Have you (or could you have) attended college and/or graduate school?
Redistribution:
Yes to 7-10 questions
Sustain:
Yes to 4-7 questions
Solidarity:
Yes to 1-3 questions
Reparations:
0 Yes