Relationship and Family Counseling

Confessions Part II

Authenticity and self-development is not limited to the individual—much of our growth and healing happens in the context of relationships.

Family counseling and relationship counseling are not just for people who are having difficulties, but for those who want to deepen their relationships with each other, work through shared challenges, or grow through the changes in life together.

Families, polycules, couples, queerplatonic partnerships, and any form of partnership may benefit from joint therapy, especially when experiencing change, such as:

  • Cohabitating for the first time

  • Processing shared loss or grief

  • Changes to employment or financial resources

  • Coming out to family members or community

  • Seeking to embrace their relationships more fully

  • Navigating systemic oppression together

  • Working to define or maintain boundaries

  • Planning to adopt or have children

  • Exploring kink dynamics within a partnership

  • Accommodating and adapting to a member’s illness, disability, or neurodivergence

  • Opening a relationship to nonmonogamy

  • Seeking to break generational cycles and create new ways of existing in relation to one another

  • Any group of people who wants to learn more about their interpersonal patterns and grow into new ways of being in relationship to each other

I take a client-centered approach to help clients use their collective strengths to overcome challenges and accomplish their goals. To learn more specifics about my approach to counseling, click here!

Telehealth sessions are held via zoom for couples, polycules, and families anywhere in Massachusetts.

All parties must be in the state of Massachusetts at the time of each session.

Family and Relationship Counseling Session Pricing:

  • 85-minute intake/assessment: $265

  • 55-minute individual processing session: $175 each

  • 85-minute joint session: $245 each

Individual processing sessions will be available between joint sessions to allow individuals to unpack and work through anything that comes up for them during family sessions that may not be appropriate to center during joint sessions. Individual sessions will require consent of all parties and will be reviewed during joint sessions to ensure we continue to focus collaboratively on shared goals.

Joint sessions will be 85 minutes long to allow for in-depth exploration and honoring the complexity of relationships between multiple people.