At this time I am not working as a therapist, only as a coach.

I am also not seeing individuals solely for 1-on-1 sessions. I am able to do individual coaching sessions as needed for members of my Relational Leadership Women’s Groups, or for members of a couple that I am, or have worked with.

There are two main reasons I have transitioned my practice to be a coaching practice.

1. Working as a coach allows me to work with people all over the world. Psychotherapy licenses are given by geographical territory and come with location parameters.

2. I find that coaching is both effective and satisfying for the ways that I view growth in couples. Spending less time working with and analyzing the past; with more time in the moment-to-moment experiences.

No. My writings are geared towards married couples because I specialize in helping to create long-lasting love. Many people do get married as part of their own process in looking for that type of relationship. However, it’s not required, by any means. In fact, getting these tools early in a relationship, before marriage, can help create the possibility of marriage for a couple.

I respect each couples choices in configuring the agreements or their relationahip however works for them. I do not have experience working with polyamory or open marriage arrangements. I would recommend finding someone who does.