About Rizi Timane Psychotherapy and Consulting
Rizi Timane Psychotherapy and Consulting is a mental health practice founded and led by Dr. Rizi Nasele Bamaiyi Timane, a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist known for his work with the LGBTQ+ and transgender communities. The practice provides psychotherapy, counseling, and related consulting services, with particular expertise in gender identity, sexuality, trauma, and affirming care for transgender and gender‑diverse clients. In public filings and media coverage, the business appears under the full name “Rizi Timane Psychotherapy and Consulting,” reflecting its dual focus on direct clinical services and education/consulting around trans sensitivity and diversity in healthcare and organizational settings. ([globenewswire.com](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/04/13/2422245/0/en/Rizi-Timane-Psychotherapy-Consulting-Empowering-the-LGBTQ-Community-via-Psychotherapy.html?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “TIMANE PSYCHOTHER CO” on a card statement is likely a truncated processor label for Rizi Timane Psychotherapy and Consulting, corresponding to psychotherapy sessions, telehealth appointments, or related consulting services. Depending on how services are booked, charges may be for one‑time sessions, multi‑session packages, or recurring appointments. In some cases, small or duplicate‑looking amounts may reflect co‑pays, late cancellation fees, or reprocessed transactions after an initial authorization hold rather than multiple separate services.
If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your email for therapy intake forms, appointment confirmations, and receipts associated with sessions you or a family member may have had with Dr. Rizi Timane or his practice. Reviewing your calendar and any telehealth platform you used (such as a client portal) can also help match dates and amounts. If you still cannot identify the charge, you can reach out via the contact details on rizitimane.com to confirm the billing, request an invoice, or ask for clarification on insurance versus self‑pay amounts. As with any healthcare provider, contacting the practice first is usually the fastest way to resolve billing issues before involving your bank or insurer.