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340 BROOK ROAD, MILTON, MA 02186
1221 BEN WHITE BLVD #108A AUSTIN, TX 78704, ALSO VIRTUAL SESSIONS AVAILABLE
1760 E. BOSTON ST., STE. 102, GILBERT, AZ 85295
MADISON, WISCONSIN, 53703 USA (TELEHEALTH ONLY)
Professional specialties and skills: I have over 10 years experience working with clients and couples that identify as Polyamorous. I personally am part of the Polyamorous Community and have a passion for helping us have a voice! I also have extensive experience working with the LGBTQA community and also have experience with the kink/BDSM community and create an environment where one feels comfortable and not shamed, which sadly is common, even with therapists. I also have experience working with Addiction and codependency.
Language spoken: English
Populations served: Age 12-99. I work with Individuals and Couples. My specialties include: Anxiety, LGBTQA (youth too!), Mindfulness, Nervous System Regulation, Addiction, Issues related to Adoption and many more!
555 SOQUEL AVE., SUITE 260, SANTA CRUZ, CA 95062, USA
324 15TH AVE E, SUITE 201, SEATTLE, WA, 98112, US
Queer, Bi+, Poly, Disabled
Learn and understand your desires so that you can stay confident in your identity and deepen connections with friends, lovers and community. Clarify needs, desires, agreements, process jealousy, establish healthy boundaries & create the authentic relationships you crave.
Approach: Coaching using Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused and Non-Violent Communication
Offering services to individuals who are:
Bisexual, Pansexual, Queer, LGBTQIA
Consensual Non-Monogamy (CNM) Polyamory
Deaf & Hard of Hearing
In Transitions
Specializations:
Gender expansive language
LGBTQIA
Coming Out
Kink-positive
Disability
Deaf Culture
Parenting
3207 LAKESHORE AVE, OAKLAND, CA 94610
Marisa is a marriage and family therapist and educational psychologist. She is a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator, has completed Level 1 and 2 Training in the Gottman Method, and wrote a book on the science of relationships. She has worked extensively with the poly community.
Her clinical work focuses on, but is not limited to, relationships, anxiety, stress, boundary setting, work/life balance, and adjusting to life transitions. She takes a collaborative, solution-focused approach to create a warm and open atmosphere, where clients feel comfortable sharing their stories and lived experiences. She also use psychoeducation and various evidence-based interventions to help her clients reach their full potential. She will work with her clients at a pace that feels comfortable to embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and growth.
CURRENTLY DOING VIRTUAL APPOINTMENTS ONLY, BUT AM IN BELLEROSE VILLAGE, NY (USA)
8301 161ST AVENUE NORTHEAST, SUITE 202, REDMOND, WA 98052, USA
I provide individual and relationship therapy to people who are experiencing issues with sex. These often include the following:
Low Sexual Desire
Infidelity
Better Erections
Female Orgasms
Performance Anxiety: Ed/Rapid Ejaculation/Orgasms
Pain During Sex
Open Relationships
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Addiction
1220 SW MORRISON STREET, SUITE 935, PORTLAND, OR 97215
18 W MERCER ST SUITE 360, SEATTLE, WA 98119
Services: I work from a feminist lens and have been trained in Ketamine assisted psychotherapy for individuals and couples, Brainspotting, IFS, ACT, and also utilize somatic and mindfulness based practices.
Language spoken: English
Populations served: I work primarily with communities in the margins, queer/trans, neurodivergent, kinky, polyam folx. I see individuals, couples, polycules, families, and youth 12 or older. I specialize in gender exploration, chronic illness/pain support (indiv & group), relationship/sex therapy, & women’s issues (including SA, IPV, and DV).
4124 18TH ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94114
I’m an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Certified Imago Relationship Therapist working with couples and individuals to:
Increase their enjoyment, effectiveness, and emotional and sexual connection. Explore and apply sex positive, sexual health principles that align with their values.
Shepherd through negotiation of agreements, and emotional triggers in monogamous and nonmonogamous relationships
921 SW WASHINGTON ST. #460, PORTLAND, OR 97205
6501 N. CHARLES ST., TOWSON, MD, 21204, US
Making the decision to see a therapist is not an easy one, and it often takes a fair amount of courage to do so. For those who decide that therapy is appropriate, the outcome can be positive, bringing them more intimacy and fulfillment. Therapy provides the opportunity to improve communication, reduce stress, anxiety and anger, and improve the most important relationship we have….the one we have with ourselves.
I am a licensed therapist who has worked on the Peninsula for over 21 years. Issues I address include relationship struggles (both traditional and non-traditional), problems associated anxiety, depression and parenting. I also work with issues related to physical and sexual abuse.
I focus on creating a safe, supportive and non-judgmental therapeutic experience. It is important to find the right therapist for you. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about my work and to “interview me.
1425 BROADWAY #3, BURLINGAME, CA, 94010, US
2625 REDWING RD UNIT 175, FORT COLLINS, CO 80526
5009 EXCELSIOR BLVD #134, ST. LOUIS PARK, MN, 55416, US
See my website for details. I am semi-retired after 37 years on the staff of Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN from 1967 to 1988, and in Jacksonville, FL from 1988 through 2004. The services I provide include consultations and evaluations, and various types of therapy. The types of therapy include all forms of stress management, applied psychophysiology, behavioral/learning therapies including cognitive behavior therapies, many types of relaxation procedures, and sometimes integrated sociocultural,psychodynamic, and existential approaches.
My education, training, and experience have encompassed a very broad array of symptoms and disorders, and patients of nearly all ages although primarily adults.
Your professional specialties and skills (from my website): The types of problems for which I specialize include: anxiety disorders, depression disorders, adjustment disorders, insomnia, acute and chronic stress, life and work stress management, PTSD, anger management, tension and migraine headaches, psycholoical factors/stress factors affecting medical conditions, selected sexual disorders, selected relationship disorders, psychophysiological conditions, nocturnal enuresis, and bereavement.
Fees:
Evaluations: $400 to $800
Therapy sessions based on $180./hour
Psychological Testing: $200. to $800. (2 to 8 hours)
Phone-based therapy: $100 to $200. depending on time
Special letters: $200. to $800. depending on complexity
No sliding scale but extra time typical without extra charges and 20% discounts available in special circumstances
12528 CHARLES COVE RD, JACKSONVILLE, FL 32246
Mark Sisti, PhD is the founder and director of Manhattan, Brooklyn & Suffolk Cognitive-Behavioral, PLLC. He is a graduate of Hofstra University, a licensed psychologist and a adjunct professor at Yeshiva– Ferkauf University, Department of Clinical Psychology. Dr. Sisti is a Diplomat, Certified Cognitive Therapist & Trainer within The Academy of Cognitive Therapy. He is also a peer-reviewed trainer in a more contemporary experiential CBT called Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). His advanced training in cognitive therapy was under the tutelage of CBT master clinician, Robert Leahy, Ph.D., at The American Institute for Cognitive Therapy, where Dr. Sisti was formerly the Associate Director.
Dr. Sisti has extensive experience with anxiety disorders through his work at Freedom From Fear, a nationally recognized anxiety and mood disorder advocacy organization, where he was formerly the Director of Cognitive Therapy and where he also participated as a Certified Cognitive Therapist in research trials for N.Y.S. Psychiatric Institute & Columbia Presbyterian. He has also supervised doctoral interns from both Yeshiva-Ferkauf and Hofstra Universities and is a volunteer adjunct clinical supervisor for Yeshiva University Graduate School of Psychology. He trains various mental health experts and professionals in CBT, mindfulness based CBTs, such as ACT, and has presented trainings and symposia for the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, Association for Contextual Behavior Therapy and Suffolk County Psych Assoc. He has also given numerous seminars and trainings on ACT and other mindfulness based CBTs. Dr. Sisti is also a published author on cognitive therapy, mindfulness, ACT, and Compassion Based Therapy, and Functional Analytic Therapy (FAP).
As a committed life long learner, and in an ongoing effort to keep up with state of the art CBT and its newest developments, he has committed himself and his staff to ongoing supervision and training in, “third generation” CBTs and mindfulness informed CBT, e.g., DBT, FAP, Compassion Informed Therapy and ACT. He has extensive training and experience with ACT through its founders and leaders, Dr. Steven Hayes & Kelly Wilson. Additional ACT experience comes through being a past president of the NYC chapter of ACBS (Association of Contextual Behavioral Science) ACBS-NYC, and founder of Long Island ACBS, a local ACT affiliate, ACT training and peer study group. He has also trained repeatedly with master third generation clinicians such as; (DBT)Dr. Marsha Linehan & Compassion Focused Therapists (Dennis Tirch, Tara Brach & Christine Neff/Chris Germer). He has also trained and given trainings in “interpersonal” CBTs such as FAP with Drs. Mavis Tsai & Bob Kohlenberg, along with completing a one year relational psychoanalytic training at the Mitchell Institute for Relational Psychoanalysis. He is also founder & president of The “Long Island-CBT Network (www.LICBT.org)”, a LI based professional CBT/EBP networking & dissemination organization as well as being on the board of Suffolk County Psych Association. Dr Sisti, also incorporates the mindfulness insights he has garnered as a life long practitioner of TM (Transcendental Meditation), Ashtanga Yoga, and Aikido 1st Dan into his life and work.
177 MAIN ST, HUNTINGTON, NY 11743 & 26 COURT STREET SUITE 602 BROOKLYN, NY 11242 USA
1220 SW MORRISON ST, SUITE 730, PORTLAND, OREGON 97205, USA
5605 OCEAN VIEW DRIVE, OAKLAND, CA 94618
FOREST GROVE, OR, USA
Martin D. Meltzer, M.A., is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Colorado (License #69), is a National Certified Counselor (Certificate #21864), a trained mediator, and holds a college level Colorado Vocational Teaching Certificate. Mr. Meltzer received his M.A. degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver in 1985 and his B.B.A. degree in Accounting and Electronic Data Processing from Pace University in 1970. Mr. Meltzer has been in private practice since receiving his graduate degree. Besides private practice, which includes outpatient and inpatient settings, additional work experience includes a local resource center providing outpatient mental health counseling services, a university counseling center, homeless and battered women shelters, an AID’s clinic, a residential child-care facility, and various public school settings. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services were added to Mr. Meltzer’s practice in 1993. Mr. Meltzer has been an adjunct faculty member in the Applied Communications and ADR Programs, University College, University of Denver, was an adjunct Clinical Professor at the College of Law, University of Denver and has been an Associate for CDR Associates, among others. Prior to receiving his graduate degree, Mr. Meltzer held various corporate senior level management positions specializing in the areas of domestic and international finance, accounting, tax, and law. Mr. Meltzer was a Senior Accountant for a “Big Four” accounting firm and has taught accounting on the college level.
In the area of psychotherapy, Mr. Meltzer conducts brief and long-term individual, family, couple, and group psychotherapy through private, insurance, managed care and EAP settings. His philosophical perspective is Existential/ Humanistic, while his theoretical and methodological perspectives are Cognitive-Behavioral/Systems. Specializations include crisis intervention; suicidal ideation; mood, and anxiety disorders; survivors of childhood and adult trauma, abuse and violence; domestic violence; addictive and compulsive personalities, and systemic issues relating to families, employment, relationships, parenting (joint, single and co-parenting), and homelessness. Client populations include female and male late adolescents, adults and seniors.
6860 S. YOSEMITE COURT, SUITE 2000, CENTENNIAL, CO, 80112, US
2439 BIRCH STREET #2, PALO ALTO, CA, 94306, US
3056 CASTRO VALLEY BLVD #82, CASTRO VALLEY, CA 94546
I’m Mary Crutchfield, a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and the founder of Leva Psychiatry. My mission is to assist, motivate and empower clients through psychiatric therapy, medication management, and coordination with other professionals on a journey to an authentically inspired life. I believe in the value of a genuine understanding of mental health, a confidential place to self-explore, and a healthy patient-provider relationship that is trustworthy, cooperative and supportive.
My unique life experiences add a layer of understanding to my academic foundation and will forever shape how I provide service to humanity. I do not treat my clients as a number nor as a diagnosis alone. I seek to treat the human condition as a whole, keeping my consideration of the diversity and nuance of the social world, the context of life, love, relationships, and individual circumstances always in the foreground of my approach.
4445 CORPORATION LANE SUITE. 213, VA BEACH, VA 23456, USA
2219 SAWDUST RD., #1303, SPRING, TX 77380
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #94580
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor #302536
Therapy is an amazing placebo. You do not NEED a therapist to learn, transform, and grow your awareness of yourself. I firmly believe whatever it is you are seeking to learn, change, or make peace with, you can do it. The benefit of working with a trained therapist who sees you, gives your sense of agency and innate wisdom the respect it deserves, and offers an outside perspective on your experience informed by evidenced-based theory and practice, is that the pace of growth is greatly accelerated.
I arrived at clinical work after the suffering I uncovered in English and History overwhelmed me. What the long journey of higher education and years of practice have revealed is that the business of living is NOT figuring things out, but showing up. Authentic, full, vulnerable, and teachable.
I’m a geek many times over, but I’m primarily a sex and systems geek. I am enthusiastic about work with couples, poly groups, and alternative sexualities. I invite you to encounter yourself and your relationships differently, using a combination of experiential and cognitive interventions.
595 MILLICH DRIVE SUITE 102, CAMPBELL CA 95008
1513 COLUMBUS AVE. BAY CITY, MI 48708 USA
1005 FOREST STREET RENO NV 89509