Individual Therapy combines interventions from trauma informed psychotherapy, existential therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy and somatic processing with drama therapy.​

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Individual therapy applies the use of dramatic play therapy for the treatment of trauma, anxiety, rigidity and body aversion.  The intention of dramatic play is to help increase nuanced responses to activating situations and improve self acceptance and relational encounters.

Couple's Therapy focuses on interventions from The Gottman Method, Martha Kauppi, David Schnarch, trauma informed psychotherapy, and systemic therapy.  

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Couples focus on improving communication and listening, engage in relational thinking, implement trustworthy behaviors, disengage from mind mapping and over/under functioning dynamics, learn the difference between boundaries and agreements, (re)establish intimacy and differentiate from unhelpful family of origin narratives. 

Systemic Family Therapy examines how the family is functioning overall and how each family member contributes to interpersonal dynamics.

 

Clients in family therapy learn how to perspective take and adjust interactions in order to contribute to the family's overall health and well-being.

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Family therapy is often recommended in lieu of individual therapy for children 15 years old and younger. 

Individuals, couples and polycules can benefit from Sex Therapy. 

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Focus of treatment includes the use of Sensate Focus for sexual discrepancies, sexual dysfunctions and sexual trauma, discussion of agreements, contracts and communication in ethical non-monogamous relationships, developmentally appropriate conversations about sexual education with children and teenagers, exploration of kink and BDSM, and the evaluation and treatment of compulsive sexual behavior, sexual dysfunction and paraphillas.