Annie Farmer Net Worth 2026: Psychologist, Co-Founder Career

No reputable publisher has released a net worth estimate for Annie Farmer. The $10 million figure and the salary table that appeared here before had no source, and we have removed them. What is documented: Farmer is a licensed psychologist in Austin, Texas, who co-founded the group practice Pivot Psychology Austin, and in 2021 the Associated Press reported that she had received a $1.5 million award from the compensation program set up for Jeffrey Epstein's victims.

What Is Annie Farmer's Net Worth?

There is no published estimate, and she has not discussed her finances. Her known sources of income are her clinical work as a psychologist and a one-time compensation payment. During cross-examination at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial in December 2021, the defense raised the $1.5 million claim she had been awarded by the Epstein Victims' Compensation Program, according to AP coverage.

A compensation award is not the same as a net worth, and there is no public information about taxes, legal fees, savings or property. For that reason we do not give a figure. NPR reported in July 2026 that the survivors who campaign publicly on this issue are largely unpaid for their advocacy.

Psychology Career and Pivot Psychology Austin

Farmer is a licensed psychologist in Texas. Her practice biography says she treats adolescents and adults, individually and as couples, for anxiety and panic, depression, the effects of chronic illness, relationship problems and grief, and that she has specialized training in trauma-related disorders. During her training she worked on inpatient psychiatric units, in community counseling centers and in primary care clinics.

She co-founded Pivot Psychology Austin, a small group practice in Austin; her LinkedIn profile dates it to 2020. She has also worked under the name Farmer Psychological Services. As of 2026 her practice page says she is not taking new clients or adding to her waitlist, likely reflecting how much of her time now goes to advocacy.

Education

• B.A. in Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania — her honors thesis was ethnographic research on women's health care.
• Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, University of Texas at Austin — her dissertation looked at how post-traumatic stress disorder in veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars affects their female partners.
• Clinical internship, Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center, Houston — where she sought out training in treating trauma.

Before graduate school, World Without Exploitation notes, she began prevention work in 2003 with the Tundra Women's Coalition in Alaska, helping Yup'ik youth make a film about violence in teen relationships.

Public Role in the Epstein Case

Farmer is best known to the public as one of the women who testified against Ghislaine Maxwell. She told jurors in December 2021 that she met Jeffrey Epstein in 1996, at 16, while visiting her older sister, Maria Farmer, who was working for him in New York, and that she was abused during a later visit to his ranch in New Mexico. She was the only one of the four accusers at the trial to testify under her real name. Maxwell was convicted on December 29, 2021, and Farmer said afterward that she was relieved the jury had recognized the pattern of behavior.

Before the trial she had already told her story through civil litigation and in media interviews, including The New York Times, CNN, ABC News and the Netflix series Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich.

Recent Activity (2025–2026)

Farmer has remained one of the most visible survivors in the campaign for the release of federal Epstein files. NPR described her in July 2026 as part of a small group of about 15 survivors who continue to push publicly for accountability, speaking at conferences such as World Without Exploitation's event in Washington in June 2026.

She has also moved into film. In September 2026 Variety reported that she had joined Isabella Cohn's documentary Watch You Rise, about the roots of sexual harm, as an executive producer alongside actor Indya Moore, ahead of its premiere at the Denver Film Festival in October.

Personal Details

Farmer was 42 at the time of the December 2021 trial, according to the Associated Press, which places her birth around 1979. The previous version of this page listed a specific age, height and weight and described a husband without any source; we removed those claims. We do not publish private details beyond what she has shared publicly.

Net Worth Compared

Few people profiled on this site are clinicians in private practice. For other profiles we have re-checked against sources, see Don Nicewonder and musician Donald Gould, as well as Charlie Minn, a documentary maker who also focuses on victims of violent crime.

Why There Is No Reliable Figure

Psychologists' incomes vary widely, and a small practice does not publish accounts. The one hard number in the public record, the $1.5 million compensation award, came up in court and says nothing about what remains of it years later. Any single net worth number would be invented, so we leave it out and will add one only if a reputable outlet publishes it.