Do you offer virtual sessions?
Yes. All services are available via secure virtual sessions throughout the state of Florida. Many clients prefer the privacy and comfort of connecting from home, and the work translates well [Read More]
Do you work with transgender and nonbinary clients?
Yes. I work with transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming clients, including people who are in the early stages of exploring their gender identity and people who are further along in [Read More]
Do you work with people who are kinky or in the kink community?
Yes. Kink and BDSM are not pathologies and I do not treat them as such here. If your erotic life includes kink, power dynamics, or other consensual practices that fall [Read More]
Do you work with people in open, polyamorous, or non-monogamous relationships?
Yes. I work with people in all relationship structures, including ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, open relationships, relationship anarchy, and everything in between. You do not need to justify how you love or [Read More]
What if my partner does not know I am questioning?
This is one of the most tender situations people bring to therapy. You are welcome to come alone, to work through what you are feeling and what you want to [Read More]
I am already out and settled in my identity. Is this still for me?
Absolutely. You can come to work on anxiety, relationships, trauma, grief, or anything else that is not working in your life. Your identity is welcome here and does not have [Read More]
What if I am not out to anyone yet?
Everything that happens in our sessions is confidential. You do not have to be out to anyone in your life to work with me. Many people begin this work in [Read More]
Do I need to identify as LGBTQ+ to come to LGBTQIA+ therapy?
No. If you are exploring your identity, questioning, or simply not sure how to describe your experience, that is enough of a reason to be here. You do not need [Read More]
Do you offer virtual sessions?
Yes. All services are available via secure virtual sessions throughout the state of Florida. Many clients prefer the privacy of connecting from home, and the work translates well online.
What if I am not currently sexually active?
Sex therapy is still relevant. Many people come to this work precisely because they have been disconnected from their sexuality for a long time, or because they want to understand [Read More]