Affordable Counseling Program
Quality mental health care that is accessible to all is one of the pillars of our mission at The Rylie Center for Hope and Healing. Additionally, we as leaders in our community have a deep passion for training and educating the next generation of helping professionals on equity, justice, unconditional positive regard, service, and philanthropy.
The Affordable Counseling Clinic is staffed by Master's level, graduate students in their final semester of clinical rotation. These students are well-qualified and highly vetted to work in our clinic. They are supervised by highly experienced, licensed therapists in our practice while providing care to you. Receiving therapy from a graduate-level intern does not mean that you are receiving any less "quality" of therapy as opposed to seeing a therapist that is licensed. We were all graduate-level interns at one point in our career. All of the interns in our practice are highly qualified with many years of experience in the mental health or healthcare-related field before interning with our practice.
Our Affordable Counseling Clinic allows for individuals that are not insured or under-insured to receive quality mental health support at an affordable rate while allowing the next generation of healers to master their clinical skills. Rates for Affordable Counseling Clinic are on a sliding scale basis, based on your economic need. We will never ask for proof of income, employment, citizenship, or insurance. We trust that you will use your best judgement to represent your financial situation and pay for your care accordingly.
Rates range from $0-$60
* If you are unsure of how to gauge what your economic need is, we suggest using the "Green Bottle Sliding Scale" model below.
Affordable Counseling Program Therapists
Jade (she/her) is a clinical intern currently completing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regis University. As a yoga teacher, she draws on an understanding of how the mind-body connection can support emotional healing and self-understanding. Through thoughtful integration of mindfulness practices, Jade helps clients develop greater self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and self-compassion. When helpful, she may also incorporate breathwork or gentle somatic exploration to deepen awareness of internal experience.
Jade approaches therapy from a holistic, person-centered, and collaborative perspective, rooted in the belief that everyone possesses inherent goodness and an innate capacity for healing. She views the therapeutic relationship as a partnership, honoring clients as experts on their own lives. Jade seeks to offer support, humility, and attuned guidance as clients reconnect with their inner wisdom and nurture their own growth. She strives to create a grounded and compassionate space where clients feel safe exploring their experiences with curiosity, honesty, and authenticity.
Jade holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Pacific Lutheran University with minors in Gender & Sexuality Studies, Holocaust & Genocide Studies, and Dance. Her broad academic background informs her commitment to affirming, individualized care where clients feel respected, seen, and empowered in their healing journey.