Therapy for Couples & Relationships - Virtually Serving Virginia, Ohio, & Kentucky

Inclusive Relationship Counseling for Diverse Relationship Structures

AFFIRMING OF NON-MONOGAMOUS & LGBTQIA+ RELATIONSHIPS

Every relationship has its seasons.

Sometimes you feel deeply connected, and other times you may feel stuck, disconnected, or unsure of how to move forward together.

Whether you're in a queer, straight, monogamous, non-monogamous, ENM / CNM, lifestyle or polyamorous relational structure, relationships are complex and take care, intention, and sometimes a little extra support.

If you’re finding yourselves:

  • Having the same arguments over and over

  • Struggling to communicate without hurting each other’s feelings

  • Feeling distant or misunderstood

  • Avoiding difficult conversations because you don’t know where to start

  • Navigating new changes — like opening your relationship or blending a family

  • Healing from past attachment wounds that are showing up now

... you are not alone. These are common experiences, and they can feel heavy. But with the right support, they don’t have to define your relationships.

Relationship counseling offers a safe space to grow together.

As a therapist experienced in working with diverse relationship structures and identities, I’ve supported many couples and partnerships in moving from disconnection to understanding, from frustration to compassion, and from uncertainty to clarity.

Relationship counseling can help you:

  • Communicate with openness and empathy

  • Navigate tough conversations—even when emotions run high

  • Build emotional regulation skills to stay grounded and connected

  • Heal attachment wounds that may be shaping your relationship dynamics

  • Deepen your bond and create a fulfilling, adventurous life together

Therapy offers support for the hard parts of love. Whether you're working through a specific challenge or looking to strengthen your connections proactively, relationship counseling can help you grow the tools, insight, and resilience you need to thrive—together.

Reaching out for couples therapy doesn’t mean something is broken.

In fact, it's one of the most loving and proactive things you can do for your relationship. I’ve seen relationships transform with the right guidance and support — and I believe the same is possible for you.

Whether you’re navigating a specific challenge or simply want to be more intentional about how you relate to one another, counseling offers a space to reflect, strengthen your connection, and grow together.

It can be just as valuable when used as a preventative step as it is in times of conflict or uncertainty — an investment in your relationship’s care, resilience, and future.

Every strong relationship is a soft place to land.

When your relationships feel secure, they become the foundation for everything else in your life — your career, your family, your adventures. It's easier to take risks and pursue joy when you know you have partners you can count on.

Frequently-Asked Questions

  • I work with both monogamous and non-monogamous dyads (two partners) and triads (three partners) in relationship counseling. If you're part of a polycule with more than three individuals, we can consult together to explore what kind of therapeutic support might be the best fit for your unique structure.

  • We’ll begin with a brief phone intake to get a sense of your relationship goals and determine whether my practice is a good fit. If you decide to move forward, our initial sessions will focus on building a foundation of trust and understanding. You’ll have the chance to get to know me as your therapist, and I’ll learn more about your relationship dynamics, structure, and hopes for therapy. Together, we’ll clarify your shared goals and set the direction for our work.

    In relationship counseling, I view the relationship itself as the client. This means our focus is on the health, communication, and connection within the relationship structure as a whole. We may explore both the content of your conversations (what’s being said) and the process (how it’s being said), so you can better navigate conflict, express needs, and foster deeper understanding.

    Over time, therapy can help you build the tools, insight, and emotional safety needed to support stronger, more resilient relationships—whatever your chosen structure may be.

  • The investment for each session is $250, regardless of your relationship structure or how many partners attend.

    Like any meaningful investment, this commitment supports the care, repair, and intentional growth of your relationship.

  • Sessions are 50 minutes long. I recommend setting aside the full hour, and if possible, building in a little buffer time before and after. Taking time to prepare, ease in, and decompress can help both you and your partner(s) feel more grounded during the session and afterward.

  • All relationship counseling sessions are held virtually via a secure video platform. Telehealth allows you and your partner(s) to join from wherever you are, with flexibility and comfort. Many people find that meeting from a familiar environment makes it easier to open up and stay present during the session.

You deserve relationships that feel safe, strong, and supportive.