whatever form of non-monogamy you practice or are interested in exploring, you and your partner(s) will have to navigate things like boundaries, safe sex, and jealousy. support networks are integral in creating lasting change, and i enjoy working with families for this reason. i am especially skilled in working with you to address worries related to relationships and attachment, anxiety, self-esteem and body image, depression and life transitions. i greatly enjoy working with young and/or emerging adults, working professionals, differently …

every client has a story that is unique to their relationship. as a professional coach using an open relationship counseling approach, i will walk through the fire with you. as an open relationship coach, i can legally share my personal experience with you when it is in service to help you gain perspective on a given situation. the best way to see if open relationship counseling is right for you is to have an initial consultation. my approach is similar …

so, if things are challenging in your partnership, it’s probably hard to reach out and ask someone, “can you recommend a good option for counseling near me?” in fact, there are plenty of statistics that show the faster you reach out for help, the more successful you will be in improving your level of satisfaction as a couple. it is important to mention that if you are in an abusive relationship, your safety should always come first before marriage counseling. …

i will say however, that there are a group of very common problems that couples who come to marriage counseling encounter that can cause stress and discord in the relationship. especially early on in a marriage or before a couple marries, talking about finances and sorting out a plan for how money will be managed is extremely important for the health of the relationship and could highly benefit from marriage counseling if these conversations are not going smoothly. children and …

but the truth is that a commitment to someone isn’t a set-it-and-forget-it kind of thing. and, whether it’s a big hurdle or a small hiccup, couples therapy can help you return to smoother sailing. whether you need mediation for discussions around parenting, emotional connection, or even if you’re looking to improve your sex life, there’s a therapist who can support you. if you are seeking a therapist with your shared experience, you can search for therapists via inclusive therapists and …