Contact

I’d love to hear from you.

Interested in exploring psychotherapy, coaching, collaborating on an offering, or have other inquiries*?

Please contact me using the form below. I’m so grateful to connect and look forward to hearing from you! You can also email me directly at hello@paigerechtman.com.

*See FAQ below

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What happens next

I’ll reply within 1–2 business days. If it feels like a fit, we’ll set up a free 15-minute call — no pressure, no commitment. If I’m not the right person, I’ll do my best to point you to someone who is.

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Questions people ask

I do not take insurance but I am an out-of-network provider. This means I can provide superbills for potential reimbursement through your insurance — many clients get a significant portion back. We can talk through this on our consult call.

All sessions are currently virtual, which means you can work with me from anywhere in New York State — your couch, your office, wherever you have privacy.

My rate is $325/session. This may be covered in part or in full by your insurance company. 

It depends on your goals. Some people come for a difficult season, others stay for deeper work. We’ll check in regularly so therapy always feels purposeful.

If you’d like to work together but do not live in New York, I offer coaching, a forward-focused, non-clinical way of working together.

I provide both pet loss coaching, for those grieving or anticipating the loss of a beloved animal companion, and coaching for therapists & creatives. 

While pet loss coaching is different from therapy (I cannot treat or diagnose any mental health condition) we can focus on coping skills, honoring your pet, decision-making around the loss or getting a new pet, and develop new perspectives around the guilt you feel, and what grief “should” look like. 

For therapists & creatives, coaching can help you overcome what’s holding you back, have accountability, break up your goals into realistic steps, and develop a plan that feels more aligned with who you are. Leave our sessions feeling inspired, capable, and motivated.

Reach out and we’ll find what fits.

Self-Care After Losing a Pet Looks Different

Cover of the free pet loss guide by Paige Rechtman — illustration of a woman holding her cat in a glowing forest

If your heart feels shattered after losing your soulmate pet, this free guide will help you through the hardest moments.