Psychotherapists - Licensed or Registered (USA)

• Does online consultation

I specialize in adults (typically 25+ years old) with the intersections of LGBTQIA+, chronic illness (typically autoimmune or acquired brain or blood disorders), CPTSD/Trauma and/or late diagnosed, undiagnosed, or self-diagnosed Autism, ADHD, OCD, Bipolar or other congenital brain conditions.

As the Co-Founder and President of We Hear You, Inc., I specialize in the treatment of addiction and substance use disorders, emphasizing a holistic approach to therapy that caters to individual strengths and life purposes. Our services cater to a wide range of clients, including those in polyamorous relationships and those facing complex relationship dynamics.

Would you like help establishing or renegotiating the parameters of your relationship? Have issues arisen that you didn’t anticipate? Do you lack adequate support from your family and people around you? More than non-judgmental and accepting, I am actively supportive of non-monogamous and otherwise “alternative” forms of intimate relationships. Please visit my website for more information and to get in touch.

Would you like help establishing or renegotiating the parameters of your relationship? Have issues arisen that you didn’t anticipate? Do you lack adequate support from your family and people around you? More than non-judgmental and accepting, I am actively supportive of non-monogamous and otherwise “alternative” forms of intimate relationships. Please visit my website for more information and to get in touch.

I am a fat queer nonbinary Gen X therapist with ADHD. I offer both in-person and telehealth talk therapy with a mix of styles. These include person-centered; queer, trans, and neurodiversity affirming; trauma informed; Jungian psychology; and expressive arts. I work with individuals ages 16-100+, poly partners, spouses, and groups.

Language: English

I am skilled in trauma recovery and in supporting spiritual development and the ego purification process required to that end.

I am a mental health therapist practicing psychotherapy in an intimate private practice in Largo, FL. My practice operates under an anti-discrimination policy, so my clients can rest assured that they are safe and will be respected within this space.

My specialty is supporting my transgender, genderqueer, non-binary, and gender diverse siblings. I proudly serve adults in the LGBQIAP+, ethically non-monogamous, and BDSM/kink. My particular areas of interest include gender-affirming care, grief/loss, trauma, shame, and anxiety.

Together, we will spend time defining, holding space for, and problem-solving whatever is keeping you stuck from being the most true and authentic version of you or from having more effective connections in your relationships.

You may wish to explore the facets of your identity including sexuality, gender, relationship structure, race, or sexual desires or the intersections of these pieces of your identity. I’m here for all of you - no topic is too taboo and nothing is off the table to be discussed in session.

Contact me today to see if we’re a good fit!

Populations: 16y/o+ (with supportive parents/guardians) for gender-affirming assessments and referral letters; 25y/o+ for individual therapy.

Abby has background in: dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure response prevention therapy (ERP), solution focused therapy, person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing. While working in higher levels of care, she has worked primarily with: OCD/Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Mood Disorders, and General Mental Health programs.

If you are feeling stuck and unsure what your next steps are, please reach out! I am happy to do a free 15 minute consult to determine if I would be a good fit for what you need or point you in the direction of another professional who may better fit your needs. I want my clients to feel they are in a collaborative, non-judgmental environment.

Languages: English

Populations Serving: Ages 13-65

Professional specialties and skills:

• ADHD
• Anxiety
• Attachment issues
• Caregiver stress & support
• Chronic pain
• College & graduate student mental health
• Aging related concerns
• Depression
• Identity development
• LGBTQIA, gender, & sexuality topics
• Life transitions
• Loss, grief, and bereavement
• Relationship issues
• Trauma
• Panic attacks / panic disorder
• Burnout
• Emotion regulation
• Mind-body connection
• Nonmonogamy, polyamory, and kink
• Life purpose & meaning

Language(s) spoken: English. Populations served Adults 18+

I’m Abigail Weissman, Psy.D. (pronouns: she, her, hers), a Jewish, queer, and trans - identified clinical psychologist (PSY 27497) providing individual therapy virtually and in the Banker’s Hill and Rancho Bernardo communities of San Diego, California. You can also call me an empowering supporter and a self-love affirmer.

What I Do

I help teens and adults, including college students, of all genders (or no genders) who want to be their full queer, transgender, ADHD, religious, liberal, activist, polyamorous, and/or kink selves but hold themselves back because they are scared they will be unloved, unemployed, and rejected by their loved ones and communities.

I encourage clients to share their deepest wishes so that they can learn to be happy being themselves. I know from my own path to wellness and years of working with clients that it is possible to survive the fear of others' judgment, hurt, and disappointment to live your true self.

Contact Me Today

I believe that loving yourself will change the world for the better!

That’s why I hope you contact me today for your free 15 minute screening. I can be reached at [email protected] or at 619-403-5578.

I see ages 14+, but specialize in relationships.

For years I dreamed of creating an organization that would help combat the negative messages that LGBTQ people receive about themselves. My center is designed to help us heal from those influences. For over 15 years I’ve devoted my career as a therapist to working primarily with LGBTQ people. My work as a couples counselor is influenced by Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). I have completed an externship with Sue Johnson, the founder of EFT, and I continue to do advanced training with the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy. It is one of the most researched forms of couples counseling and has been proven to be one of the most effective. While I work with all kinds of people, the focus of my work, blogs and videos, and charitable giving is the LGBTQ community. Whether you’re struggling with self-worth, anxiety, depression, isolation, or intimacy issues, we’re here to help you live the life you want.

Insurance + Cost: Out of network. Ask your provider, “what is your reimbursement rate for out of network procedure code 90834?” If you are looking for couples counseling ask them, “what is your reimbursement rate for out of network procedure code 90847?”

I am happy to provide you with receipts that include all the detailed codes required by insurers. Psychotherapy is also typically covered by pre-tax Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) or Health Spending Accounts (HSAs).

I’m passionate about working with individuals and couples in the polyamorous/open-relationship community, and I’m a member of this community myself. My style has a strong mindfulness and somatic basis, and I often guide clients through meditations at the beginning of sessions. If you’re a couple, you can expect to experience exercises using eye contact and direct communication of in-the-moment experience to help you build intimacy. I utilize and teach Nonviolent Communication to help couples empathize with each other and communicate their own feelings more effectively. During this COVID-19 pandemic, I’m only doing video calls with clients, but I plan to see people in real life in my office when it is safe to do so. LGBTQ+ Friendly. Free Intro Phone Calls Offered.

As a psychologist, couples counselor and sex therapist, my specialty over the past 25+ years has been relationships. I’ve worked with many poly couples, thruples and moresomes and am comfortable doing so. Some of what we’ve worked with are: communication issues, dealing with conflict, negotiating boundaries, dealing with boundary violations, opening the relationship, closing the relationship, redefining the relationship, adding kink into the relationship, dealing with sexual issues and dealing with the general life issues that impact every type of relationship. While based in Los Angeles, I am also experienced in teleconferencing and Internet/Skype, especially for those “long-distance” relationship aspects.

I offer individual, partners/couples (including polyamorous partners), and family counseling, in addition to letter of support services for gender transition, for anyone age 13+. My primary focus areas are exploring & supporting identity development (racial identities, LGBTQ+ identities, etc), developing healthy relationships, improving communication, processing trauma, understanding family dynamics, & resolving conflicts. I am open to working with anyone who thinks they would be a good fit, but in general, I tend to be process-oriented, often focusing on how different dynamics impact clients' experiences.

I most value building trusting relationships with my clients and strive to offer a nonjudgmental listening space. I believe that clients have the right, and the ability, to make the best decisions for themselves.

I work with individuals & couples (& the occasional triad). My specialty is brief, focused, problem-solving counseling. I have extensive experience working with non-monogamous relationships and alternative lifestyles & sexualities. Please check out my web site for more detailed info about me & my work, and call or email if you have any questions. - Does phone consultation

My name is Adrian Belmes (he/him), and I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in working with transgender, gender non-conforming, and queer adults and teens. My practice is centered on supporting individuals facing questions of gender exploration, sexuality, non-monogamous relationships, identity formation, anxiety, emotional dysregulation, and interpersonal conflict.

My work is LGBTQ+ affirming, relationship diverse, trauma-informed, sex-positive, kink-aware, and from a harm-reduction perspective. As a therapist who is queer, transgender, kinky, ENM, and a first-generation immigrant, I am committed to supporting my communities. I use a collaborative, person-centered Psychodynamic approach. I also incorporate elements of Narrative Therapy and IFS to support individual needs.

Our therapy space is a place to share your experiences safely and have them received empathetically. I will support you with warmth and compassion in the process of understanding and reconstructing your life story. Together, we will navigate the challenges of the past to build a satisfied life in the present. It is an honor to be a part of your journey.

Specialties: Gender-Affirming Therapy, LGBTQIA+ Therapy, Kink-Knowledgeable Therapy, ENM/Polyamory-Affirming Therapy, Medical Transition Support Letters

I help people who are in–or who are interested in–non-monogamous relationship structures form more satisfying relationships with the people they care about. As fulfilling as it can be to actively build the types of relationships you want in your life rather than using a cookie-cutter approach to dating or marriage, it can also be stressful–especially at the beginning–and full of seemingly contradictory experiences. It can feel terrifying–but also exhilarating–to move away from the scripts of our culture, our families of origin, our faith communities, and even our legal system, that ‘true’ love can only exist between two people. Non-monogamy can create a sort of emotional whiplash as one day we feel that all of the best parts of ourselves are affirmed in a new relationship that really clicks, only to be swept away in an overwhelming wave of jealousy and fear when a partner has that same experience with someone else and suddenly alarm bells are going off that we’re about to lose everything and our partners don’t care for us anymore. Or, maybe, this wasn’t your idea. Maybe you’re feeling powerless as your partner unilaterally decided that they wanted an open relationship and is charging ahead with the whole thing, accusing you of not affirming their new-found polyamorous identity when you express your concern, hesitation, or you ask for time to process. Or, maybe you’ve recognized your own innate capacity to love more than one person… but you still find yourself feeling frustrated, sad, and more alone than you want to be. If any of this sounds like what you’re experiencing, I want to help. Call or email me today to get started with telehealth services in Rhode Island or Massachusetts, or visit my website at amatthewscounseling.wordpress.com to learn more.

Languages: English and Spanish

Adriana Davidson is a sex positive therapist who greatly enjoys working with the LGBT+, kink & poly community. She is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering telehealth services for anyone residing in Texas, Vermont, South Carolina & Florida. She works with adults individually using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each new client.

In 2016 Ms. Davidson graduated with a Masters in Social Work with a focus in Mental Health & Substance Abuse. Ms. Davidson received specialized mental health and substance abuse clinical training through the US Department of Health & Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Through several years of internships and employment, she gained experience in various settings that allowed her to provide quality patient care, individual treatment planning, and a genuine approach to care for people at their most vulnerable moments.

The intake process is used as a way to make sure the client feels comfortable moving forward. The treatment plan looks different for everyone but she starts by asking the client what their needs and expectations are in therapy. Ms. Davidson has over 8 years of experience in a variety of settings and with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief interventions. Areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, chronic pain, chronic illness, body image, stress, relationship challenges, vocational changes, life transitions and exploring sexuality. She has a passion to serve anyone regardless of sexuality or religious beliefs. Adriana believes in offering clients a safe space where they can feel compassion, no judgment, empathy, and acceptance.

Languages: English and Spanish

Adriana Davidson is a sex positive therapist who greatly enjoys working with the LGBT+, kink & poly community. She is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering telehealth services for anyone residing in Texas, Vermont, South Carolina & Florida. She works with adults individually using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each new client.

In 2016 Ms. Davidson graduated with a Masters in Social Work with a focus in Mental Health & Substance Abuse. Ms. Davidson received specialized mental health and substance abuse clinical training through the US Department of Health & Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Through several years of internships and employment, she gained experience in various settings that allowed her to provide quality patient care, individual treatment planning, and a genuine approach to care for people at their most vulnerable moments.

The intake process is used as a way to make sure the client feels comfortable moving forward. The treatment plan looks different for everyone but she starts by asking the client what their needs and expectations are in therapy. Ms. Davidson has over 8 years of experience in a variety of settings and with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief interventions. Areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, chronic pain, chronic illness, body image, stress, relationship challenges, vocational changes, life transitions and exploring sexuality. She has a passion to serve anyone regardless of sexuality or religious beliefs. Adriana believes in offering clients a safe space where they can feel compassion, no judgment, empathy, and acceptance.

Languages: English and Spanish

Adriana Davidson is a sex positive therapist who greatly enjoys working with the LGBT+, kink & poly community. She is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering telehealth services for anyone residing in Texas, Vermont, South Carolina & Florida. She works with adults individually using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each new client.

In 2016 Ms. Davidson graduated with a Masters in Social Work with a focus in Mental Health & Substance Abuse. Ms. Davidson received specialized mental health and substance abuse clinical training through the US Department of Health & Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Through several years of internships and employment, she gained experience in various settings that allowed her to provide quality patient care, individual treatment planning, and a genuine approach to care for people at their most vulnerable moments.

The intake process is used as a way to make sure the client feels comfortable moving forward. The treatment plan looks different for everyone but she starts by asking the client what their needs and expectations are in therapy. Ms. Davidson has over 8 years of experience in a variety of settings and with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief interventions. Areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, chronic pain, chronic illness, body image, stress, relationship challenges, vocational changes, life transitions and exploring sexuality. She has a passion to serve anyone regardless of sexuality or religious beliefs. Adriana believes in offering clients a safe space where they can feel compassion, no judgment, empathy, and acceptance.

Languages: English and Spanish

Adriana Davidson is a sex positive therapist who greatly enjoys working with the LGBT+, kink & poly community. She is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering telehealth services for anyone residing in Texas, Vermont, South Carolina & Florida. She works with adults individually using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each new client.

In 2016 Ms. Davidson graduated with a Masters in Social Work with a focus in Mental Health & Substance Abuse. Ms. Davidson received specialized mental health and substance abuse clinical training through the US Department of Health & Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Through several years of internships and employment, she gained experience in various settings that allowed her to provide quality patient care, individual treatment planning, and a genuine approach to care for people at their most vulnerable moments.

The intake process is used as a way to make sure the client feels comfortable moving forward. The treatment plan looks different for everyone but she starts by asking the client what their needs and expectations are in therapy. Ms. Davidson has over 8 years of experience in a variety of settings and with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief interventions. Areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, chronic pain, chronic illness, body image, stress, relationship challenges, vocational changes, life transitions and exploring sexuality. She has a passion to serve anyone regardless of sexuality or religious beliefs. Adriana believes in offering clients a safe space where they can feel compassion, no judgment, empathy, and acceptance.

Professional specialties and skills: Specialties in trauma, eating disorders, sex therapy, LGBT+ concerns. Languages: English and Spanish. Populations served: Children, teens, adults.

I am an open-minded counselor who uses a nonjudgmental, strengths-based approach to help you achieve your goals for healthy relationships, positive change, healing, and personal growth. I create a safe, supportive space for acceptance, exploration, and opening yourself to possibilities. I welcome clients who are polyamorous or who are considering polyamory as a healthy life and relationship style. In addition, I work with clients on general mental health issues including depression, anxiety, stress, anger, grief, addiction, life transitions, etc. I practice Person-Centered Therapy and Motivational Interviewing - honoring you as the expert on yourself and your life, respecting your autonomy and choices, and working with you to create the positive changes that you desire.

Specialties:

-Couples Counseling for same sex/same gender couples

-Individual Counseling for LGBTQIAP+ clients

-Couples/Relationship Counseling for clients with diverse sexual orientations and/or gender identities, including mixed orientation relationships (partners having differing sexual orientations, for example: lesbian/gay & bi, or straight & bi)

-Counseling for those in cis/trans relationships and those in a relationship in which one or more partners are transgender, gender diverse, genderqueer, and/or nonbinary (and who may need help navigating one or both partners' transitions and potential impacts on the relationship)

-Counseling for those in poly/open/CNM (consensually non-monogamous) relationships or those who are considering opening up their relationship and need a safe, confidential space to explore this

-Individual and couples/relationship counseling for clients who are transgender, gender diverse, genderqueer, gender nonconforming, and/or non-binary

-Gender Affirming Therapy for transgender/gender nonconforming clients, including providing gender identity exploration support and assessments/referrals for gender affirming hormone therapy and surgeries (including for those who are nonbinary/gender nonconforming/genderqueer)

-I am also kink/BDSM affirming!

Serving clients age 18+

Private pay only but can submit superbill if client wishes to seek reimbursement

I work with people ages 15 and older on a myriad of topics. I am especially interested in working with interracial relationships, first/second generation immigrants, queer folx, BIPOCs, men, and sex workers. Areas of specialities include mindfulness, BDSM, gender, ethical non-monogamy, social justice, anxiety, depression, sex therapy, neurodiversity, and trauma.

I provide therapy that is grounded in social justice, queer and feminist theories, and cultural humility. My approach to therapy uses a blend of narrative, attachment-based, and body-focused techniques. In working with intimate relationships, I additionally draw from Emotion Focused and Gottman Method therapies. To put it simply, this means I place you at the center of your own story. I incorporate mind-body connection, emotional experiences, and relationships of all kinds into the therapy space. I truly believe that you deserve to live your best life, and I am here to offer whatever help I may toward that end. I completed my M.S. in marriage and family therapy with a focus on sex therapy at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.

As a child of immigrant parents, I have lived my life in multiple cultures, giving me a unique perspective to the ways in which race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic class may impact someone’s experiences. Due to my own upbringing and education, I work to include these same aspects of life into the therapy room. I don’t presume to know exactly what my clients have been through, but I do know what it is like to navigate the world in a body that has judgments thrust upon it. I want to use that knowledge to validate my clients' identities and offer support or, possibly, new understandings of the ways these experiences influence the rest of their lives. Though social justice and anti-racism work inform much of my practice, my values rest on centering and working with all forms of marginalization (race, gender, sexuality, class, ability, etc.).

I believe that a wellness model truly supports the whole person: the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual self in each of us. This informs my work with individuals, couples, and groups by making psychotherapy an exciting journey in which, together, we find how their unique abilities and strengths can be applied to challenging life situations, relationships, and the unfolding of new ways of being. My experience allows me to serve clients in crisis and those suffering from traumas, address a variety of symptoms such as anxiety and depression, work with unique populations such as sexually and gender-diverse people, and facilitate deep personal growth and identity development in others. I work cognitively, symbolically, and somatically, and maintain a practice rooted in interpersonal feminism and mindful compassion. Two decades of studying eco-psychology and world religions gives me an appreciation of diversity and the sacred while allowing me to join my clients as a companion on their unique personal journeys. My approach to relationships is based in emotionally focused couples therapy (EFT) and I am dedicated to serving the polyamorous and multiply partnered communities in San Francisco.

Being queer in today’s world can be TOUGH. You may be struggling to find a support system or your place in the community. You may be struggling to figure out your relationships- maybe you are overwhelmed at the thought of finding a partner, maintaining your relationship(s), or managing conflicting sex drives. Or maybe you need an outlet to talk about how much the world can suck and process what that means for you. I tend to incorporate mindfulness, coping skills, storytelling, and trauma-work. I come in with an open mind, ready to listen, validate, and challenge where necessary. Therapy isn’t easy. If it was, everyone would do it. There will be challenges and laughter, I’ll be here with you every step of the way.

Dr. Alan Johnson is a licensed psychologist in the state of Texas. He earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Michigan State University in 2009 and his master’s and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2011 and 2014, respectively. He has received training and been employed in a variety of clinical settings, which have included residential treatment centers (RTCs), intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), university counseling centers, private practices, and nursing homes. His primary specialties include gender, sexual, and romantic minorities (GSRM), addiction and recovery, concerns related to eating, weight, and size (CREWS), and psychological evaluations.

Through an integrative approach utilizing humanistic-existential, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic theories as well as other therapeutic techniques, Dr. Johnson’s goal is to create a safe and accepting environment that allows clients to achieve their goals based upon the foundations of embracing diversity, promoting change, and fostering authenticity. Through research, presentations, and involvement with nonprofit organizations, he is committed to reducing stigma associated with mental health, identifying as a gender, sexual, and/or romantic minority, and HIV/AIDS.

Four Stones Collaborative Group is a fee-for-service practice. This means that clients pay the full fee for services rendered at the time the services are provided. You may pay with cash, credit card, check, or flex spending/prepaid medical cards. At the time of service and at your request, Four Stones can provide you with a billing statement that you may use to file a claim with your insurance company. Most clients do receive some reimbursement for services depending upon the type of insurance coverage they have. Most insurance companies will also allow services rendered to count toward clients' deductible costs.