Support for when you feel stuck.

Available virtually in Alaska and Colorado.

Session Rates

At this time, sessions are available online (Telehealth) for clients located in Alaska and Colorado.

Relational Therapy

For couples, multiple partners, family members, or siblings. Relational therapy helps people improve their relationships, navigate conflicts, and enhance communication, promoting healthier and more attuned connections.

50 mins | $180 | Get started

30 min | $90 | Get started (A brief check-in session for established clients who need a little extra support .)

Individual Therapy

For individuals seeking support with personal growth, emotional challenges, or life transitions. Individual therapy offers a safe space to develop coping strategies and create a more balanced, fulfilling life.

50 mins | $150 | Get started

30 min | $75 | Get started (A brief check-in session for established clients who need a little extra support .)

Group Therapy

For individuals or couples seeking support in a shared space, group therapy offers a collaborative environment to explore challenges, gain insights, and build connections with others facing similar experiences.

Stay tuned for upcoming group therapy offerings!

50 mins | $65 per person | Get started

We believe in accessible mental healthcare.

Sliding scale rates are offered, please inquire directly with your therapist.

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All services are sex-positive, LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, polyamory-friendly, and inclusive of all identities and relationship structures.

Specialty Areas

  • Relational Therapy explores how relationships function as a system, uncovering patterns that shape connection and communication. It helps identify and shift dynamics to foster healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

    This is for you if you're looking to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen connections within your relationships.

  • Sex Therapy supports individuals and relationships in navigating challenges with intimacy, desire, sexual function, and sexual wellness.

    You can find a more thorough explanation here.

    This is for you if you're facing sexual concerns and want to improve intimacy, whether on your own or with a partner.

  • Individual Therapy provides a supportive space for personal exploration and healing. It focuses on helping individuals address emotional challenges, develop coping skills, and gain clarity on personal issues.

    This is for you if you're looking to explore personal challenges, gain clarity, and work on emotional growth.

  • Trauma therapy, using a trauma-informed approach, helps individuals heal from the lingering effects of past experiences in a grounded and supportive environment. Traumatic events can leave emotional and physiological disturbances that get “stuck” in the body and nervous system, leading to symptoms such as anxiety, depression, hypervigilance, or emotional numbing. This work focuses on safely bringing awareness to those stuck places, allowing the body and mind to process what was once overwhelming.

    Through this process, clients gain a deeper understanding of their experiences and begin to restore a sense of safety, connection, and resilience.

    This is for you if you’re carrying the weight of past trauma and are ready to gently release what’s been held for too long.

  • Family therapy focuses on improving communication, resolving conflicts, and strengthening relationships within the family unit. It addresses challenges such as parenting struggles, sibling rivalry, generational issues, and family trauma. By working together, families can develop healthier dynamics, foster understanding, and build stronger, more supportive connections.

    This is for you if you're facing challenges with communication, conflict resolution, or emotional connections within your family.

  • Support with healing from the emotional and psychological impacts of traumatic experiences within relationships or related to sexual abuse. Through a compassionate and supportive approach, individuals can process trauma, rebuild trust, and regain a sense of empowerment, fostering healing and healthier future connections.

    This is for you if you're healing from past trauma and looking to rebuild trust and intimacy.

  • Support for individuals and couples navigating consensual non-monogamous relationships, including polyamory. It helps explore communication, boundaries, jealousy, and emotional dynamics, fostering healthier connections and self-awareness within diverse relationship structures.

    This is for you if you're navigating consensual non-monogamous relationships and want support with communication and boundaries.

  • Therapy for individuals or partnerships navigating the complexities of kink and BDSM. Whether you’re exploring power exchange, deepening an existing dynamic, or working through shame and misunderstanding, this space honors the depth and intentionality of your experiences.

    This is for you if you want a nonjudgmental space to explore your desires, integrate kink/BDSM into your identity and partnerships, and seek guidance on boundaries, power dynamics, aftercare, and healthy relationship practices.

  • Women’s sexual health and wellness includes the physical, emotional, and relational dimensions of sexual well-being. It addresses concerns such as low libido, difficulty with arousal, desire discrepancies, pain during intercourse, challenges with orgasm, and emotional intimacy in relationships. Therapy supports women in cultivating a healthier, more fulfilling connection with their bodies and sexuality.

    This is for you if you're facing challenges with sexual function, desire, or intimacy and want to enhance your sexual well-being.

  • Men’s sexual health and wellness explores the physical, emotional, and psychological factors that influence sexual satisfaction and connection. It addresses concerns such as low libido, erectile difficulties, premature or delayed ejaculation, performance anxiety, and intimacy challenges. Therapy offers a space to better understand these experiences, reduce shame, and build confidence. Supports men in cultivating more ease, pleasure, and connection with themselves and their partners.

    This is for you if you're dealing with concerns like erectile dysfunction, low libido, out-of-control sexual behaviors, or performance anxiety and want to improve your sexual confidence.

  • Sexual wellness and gender identity involves exploring sexual health, desire, intimacy, and understanding one’s gender identity. This approach helps individuals navigate sexual and gender-related challenges, fostering self-acceptance and healthy connections with themselves and others.

    This is for you if you're addressing concerns about sexual function, intimacy, self-expression, or seeking support in exploring your gender identity.

  • Parenting Support from a sturdy parenting approach emphasizes building a strong, stable foundation for both parents and children. It focuses on fostering resilience, setting clear boundaries, and maintaining emotional consistency. This approach helps parents navigate challenges with confidence, encouraging effective communication, healthy discipline, and emotional security.

    This is for you if you're looking for guidance on setting boundaries, managing behavioral challenges, or building a strong, emotionally supportive relationship with your child.

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Common Reasons for Seeking Therapy

People seek therapy for a variety of reasons, often related to personal challenges, emotional struggles, or relationship difficulties. Common reasons include:

  • Stress and Anxiety: Feeling overwhelmed by life's demands or dealing with persistent worry and unease.

  • Depression: Experiencing persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, or lack of motivation.

  • Trauma and PTSD: Healing from past traumatic experiences, whether from childhood, relationships, or significant life events.

  • Relationship Issues: Struggling with communication, conflict resolution, infidelity, or intimacy in romantic, family, or social relationships.

  • Life Transitions: Navigating major life changes such as divorce, career shifts, parenthood, or loss of a loved one.

  • Self-Discovery and Growth: Seeking personal development, greater self-awareness, and a deeper understanding of oneself.

  • Sexual Health and Wellness: Addressing concerns related to sexual function, intimacy, desire, orientation, or identity.

  • Addiction and Behavioral Issues: Managing substance abuse, unhealthy habits, out of control behaviors, or compulsive behaviors.

  • Grief and Loss: Coping with the pain of losing a loved one, a job, or other significant life changes.

  • Chronic Pain: Managing the emotional and psychological impact of persistent pain, improving coping strategies, and enhancing overall well-being.

No matter the reason, therapy provides a safe, non-judgmental space to explore these challenges and work toward healing.

Modalities We Use

Somatic Therapy

Somatic Therapy is an approach that emphasizes the connection between the body and mind. By exploring physical sensations, movements, and tension, individuals can gain insight into how their bodies store emotions and past experiences. This process helps release stored trauma, improve emotional awareness, and promote healing from the inside out.

Experiential Therapy

This therapeutic approach helps individuals access and process emotions through active, hands-on techniques. By engaging in activities like role-playing, art, or guided exercises, clients can explore their feelings, gain insight into their experiences, and foster healing in a dynamic, experiential way.

Feminist Therapy

Feminist Therapy focuses on empowering individuals by examining how societal norms, gender roles, and power dynamics shape their experiences. This approach promotes equality, self-empowerment, and social justice, helping clients navigate challenges with a focus on personal strength and systemic awareness.

EMDR

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy helps individuals process and heal from past trauma by using guided bilateral stimulation (eye movements or hand tapping) to rewire the brain's response to distressing memories. This approach can reduce emotional charge and foster healing, leading to greater emotional resilience and well-being.

Attachment Therapy

Attachment Therapy focuses on understanding and healing the bonds formed in early relationships. By exploring attachment patterns, individuals can address issues related to trust, connection, and emotional regulation, fostering healthier relationships and a stronger sense of security.

Narrative Therapy

Narrative Therapy helps individuals reframe and reauthor their personal stories, empowering them to view challenges from a new perspective. By exploring and reshaping the narratives we tell ourselves, clients can create more meaningful and empowering paths forward.

Sex Therapy

A therapeutic modality that addresses sexual issues and concerns, improving sexual health, and enhancing intimacy and communication within relationships. It combines elements of psychotherapy with specialized techniques to support individuals or couples in overcoming challenges related to sexual function, desire, intimacy, and emotional connection.

Person-Centered Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy emphasizes a supportive, non-judgmental environment where individuals can explore their feelings and experiences. By fostering self-acceptance and personal growth, this approach helps clients develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their potential for positive change.

Systemic Therapy

Systemic approaches focus on understanding the patterns and dynamics that shape relationships within the relational unit. By examining how family members interact and influence one another, this approach helps address issues such as communication breakdowns, conflicts, and behavioral patterns, fostering healthier and more supportive family relationships.

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