- Couples Therapy and Relationship Therapy
- Sex and Intimacy Therapy
- Individual Counseling
- Online Therapy
- Pre-Marital & Pre-Commitment Therapy
- Marriage Counseling in Seattle
- Therapy for Adults in Midlife and Beyond — Seattle & Online
- Couples Therapy for One
- Men's Therapy
- Couples Group Therapy for Sex
- What’s the difference between a relationship coach and a couples therapist?
- Do you serve areas outside the Seattle area?
- What is a Good Faith Estimate?
- Can we just book sessions when we want, or do we have to commit to weekly or biweekly therapy?
- How long do people usually stay in therapy? Is just a few sessions enough?
- Can I just try therapy before committing to a weekly or bi-weekly schedule?
- Is therapy still helpful later in life, even if I’ve never gone before?
- What kinds of issues do midlife and older adults usually bring to therapy?
- Can couples therapy help if we've been together for decades?
- Can A.I. relationship therapy apps replace couples therapy?
- Do men benefit from counseling even if they’re not in crisis?
- How does therapy address men’s difficulty expressing emotions?
- Can counseling help with sexual concerns specific to men?
- What if I’m struggling with anger or control issues?
- Is men’s therapy different from other counseling?
- Can one person really change a relationship dynamic?
- What kinds of issues can I address in couples therapy for one?
- How is couples therapy for one different from individual counseling?
- Could starting therapy alone encourage my partner to join later?
- Are sessions currently online (telehealth) or in-person?
- What about rates and insurance?
- How long does a course of therapy typically last?
- Can I use my Health Savings Account (HSA)?
- Where are you located?
- Why do you request a credit card when we first begin?
- Are our sessions still private if online?
- Can we do couples therapy online?
- Do I need to be in a relationship to attend sex therapy?
- For what issues do men commonly seek counseling?
- How can I get the most out of therapy?
- How does online therapy work?
- If I’m in individual therapy with one of your therapists, can my partner work with them too?
- Is online therapy effective?
- My relationship is ending. Can counseling save it?
- Therapy didn’t help me before. Why should I give it another try?
- What about the use of medications? Do you prescribe them?
- I see that a number of your therapists identify as male — what are some of the benefits of a female-identified person working with one of your male therapists?
- What can we expect from premarital or precommitment therapy with your group?
- What does premarital counseling do for a couple?
- What exactly do you do in sex therapy?
- What happens in marriage therapy?
- What if my partner won't come into counseling with me?
- What qualifies you to do sex therapy?