I don’t accept insurance at this time.

My 75-min session rate is $150–$250. We can figure out together what feels like a sustainable and appropriate rate for your situation when we meet.

I offer relationship therapy fully online. I’ve found that being online actually supports couples work in meaningful ways:

• You’re in your real environment. Practicing new ways of communicating while you’re at home makes it easier to carry those skills into daily life, rather than leaving them behind in an office that might feel separate from the rest of your world.

• Scheduling is simpler. Coordinating our calendars is much easier.

• No commute. You arrive to session with less stress and more capacity to be present with each other.

Online therapy allows us to do deep relational work while making the process accessible and more naturally integrated into your home life.

Sessions are 75 mins instead of the 50 mins that is customary for individual therapy. Relationship therapy requires a longer time frame per session because there are more people in the room, more dynamics, more material that needs time and attention. While I have tried offering 50 min sessions, I have found that ending those sessions often feels like stopping mid-sentence. And, bringing things up in session but leaving them raw and unresolved can sometimes have a negative impact. A longer session time allows us the space we need to work effectively with the sensitive material at hand.

Absolutely! While my practice centers queer relationships, I also work with many couples who do not identify as queer. What matters most is that my approach feels supportive and that we’re a good fit. I welcome clients of all identities.

Absolutely. Roughly half of the relationships I work with are monogamous and half are non-monogamous. This includes partners who are just beginning to open their relationship, people who have been non-monogamous for a long time, and couples where one partner wants non-monogamy and the other does not. I have experience supporting a wide range of relationship structures, whether they are newly forming, evolving, or already well-established.

I have found both weekly and every other week to be effective frequencies. We can talk more in our consult about what makes the most sense for you and your partner(s).

I work with clients located in Colorado, Massachusetts, and New Mexico.

Most couples work with me for 6–18 months, though sometimes shorter and sometimes longer. The length of therapy depends on your goals, what you're working through, and how often we meet. Some couples seek therapy during a circumstantial life transition and want focused, shorter-term work, while others are looking for deeper, long-term support that addresses a variety of areas of the relationship. We’ll collaborate on a pacing and plan that fits your relationship and your capacity.