My goal is to provide services in a way that is accessible to people with a wide range of resources, while also valuing my own labor and supporting my family’s needs.
See below for a self-assessment for where you might fall in this scale,  and reach out to me to ask about sliding scale spot availability.

Sliding Scale Self-Assessment Questions
  • Are you paid an annual salary?
  • Do you own your home or other land?
  • Did you go to college? Did you go to graduate school?
  • Do your children attend private school?
  • Is your credit card debt a no-stress or low-stress part of your life?
  • Do you have dependable health insurance? Do you have dependable access to healthcare?
  • If you had an emergency expense that cost $400, could you cover it without using a credit card, borrowing, selling something, or taking a loan?
  • Have you, or do you expect to, inherit money or property?
  • Do you employ a domestic worker, such as a nanny, house cleaner, or care worker?
  • Do you have disposable income?
  • Is your household income more than $100,000/year?

Sliding Scale Assessment Results

  • Tier A—I answered mostly or all No
  • Tier B—I answered more No than Yes
  • Tier C—I answered more Yes than No
  • Tier D—I answered mostly or all Yes