Psychotherapists - Licensed

A community service for the residents of Freehold Township and Freehold Borough. Freehold Community Counseling Service is a community substance abuse prevention/intervention program dedicated to the control of alcohol and drug abuse in our communities. In addition to substance abuse we are available to individuals and families for a variety of concerns. Our goal is to serve as an immediate resource to all residents. All counseling services are strictly confidential and available to all residents of Freehold Township and Freehold Borough.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse - The alcohol and drug abuse services include prevention programs, assessment, intervention, and referral assistance for adults, adolescents, and their families seeking help in their struggle with addictive substances. The Counseling Service provides a four week evaluation and referral service, individual, group, and family counseling, COA groups, and after care programs.

Preventative Education - Our staff welcomes the opportunity to present educational programs on a variety of topics, such as communication, stress management, date/domestic violence, parenting skills, or alcohol and drug abuse, to schools, community organizations, and agencies. We also assist individuals or community groups in planning and implementing educational programs and prevention activities.

Counselors are available Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We are not available on weekends. Spanish speaking counselors are available.

I am an Out member of the LGBT community. I am currently practicing in the Kansas City Metropolitan area. I offer empowering, validating, positive counseling services to individuals, couples, families, and children. I have experience working with LGBT community in the clinical setting and homeless shelter. Other areas of counseling services include DBT, CBT, Play Therapy, Theraplay techniques, TFCBT, EMDR, Strategic Family Therapy and adolescent sexualized behavior treatment. I specialize in stress management and reduction.

Currently writing a book on the the relationship between Therapists and Clients. Also working on personal memoir of becoming my true self. Created and sold a game for use in counseling children.

I offer individual, relationship and family psychotherapy and counseling to all sexual minorities, with personal experience of bisexuality informing my therapeutic alliances with my bisexual clients. Short-term, problem focused therapy and long-term emotional journey are both available, and I work with couples, triads, vees and other forms of alternative families. I am co-author of four books about alternative sexualities: The New Bottoming Book, The New Topping Book, When Someone You Love Is Kinky, and The Ethical Slut.

I am an openly gay registered clinical counsellor, with office space in downtown Vancouver and on Bowen Island. I offer caring and open-minded therapy for individuals, couples, and polygroups. I have worked with people from many communities including Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Polyamory, Kink/BDSM, and HIV+. My favourite areas include relationship work, addiction recovery, sexual issues, anger management, coping with depression & anxiety, and self-esteem. I have also coordinated a number of different mens discussion groups.

I provide sex therapy, counselling, consulation and sexuality education to individuals, those in relationships, and service providers. I welcome all sexual orientations (lesbian, gay, bisexual, asexual, straight), gender identities (cis and transgender) and relationship dynamics (including open and poly relationships). Issues we can address together include: navigating sexual and gender identity, intimacy concerns, physiological issues such as erectile dysfunction, sexual pain, orgasm and ejaculation concerns, low and diminished desire, fetishes, kink and BDSM, out of control sexual behaviour, being caught, sexuality and religion, sexuality and injury or chronic pain, as well as sexuality enhancement and enrichment. I am available to deliver sexuality workshops to service providers in both the private and public sectors throughout North America. In-office and Skype consulations available. Populations: adults

Dulcinea Pitagora holds a PhD in clinical sexology, a Master of Arts in Psychology, a Master of Social Work, and a Master of Education in human sexuality, and is an AASECT-certified sex therapist. Pitagora has a practice in New York City that includes individual, couples, poly/leather family, and group therapy. Pitagora’s practice is person-centered and strengths-based, and focuses on self-determination and empowerment. Pitagora has published articles in peer-reviewed journals and presented at conferences on the topics of alternative sexuality and gender diversity. Pitagora also conducts research, lectures, and seminars pertaining to these communities. Pitagora’s publications can be viewed on their LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/dulcinea-pitagora-ma-lmsw/66/ba3/8

I am a Spiritual Gestalt and Expressive Arts psychotherapist. I speak and write French and English. I serve all age groups, but mostly adults (21-70) dealing with issues of self-esteem, confidence, anger management, addictions, sexual dysfunction, and communication. I serve all populations, that are Normal Neurotics, regardless of age, sex, sexual preference. While my practice does not emphasize bisexual concerns, I always welcome and have particular sensitivity to bisexual issues, along with issues of monogamy, fidelity and polyamory.

I am a founding member of Gestalt Institute of Washington, D.C. I have organized numerous workshops in Transpersonal Gestalt & Expressive Arts Psychotherapies. I have also organized several workshops with theme: Gay, Straight or Otherwise.

Hello! My name is Eden (they/them/E). My approach to therapy is relational, anti-oppressive, and trauma informed. I combine my lived experience as a Queer and Trans person with my clinical knowledge to best support and uplift my clients. I utilize a Psychodynamic and Internal Family Systems approach to process trauma and heal early childhood wounds. I offer talk therapy to emerging adults and adults, especially those who are LGBTQ+, sex workers, kinky and ENM. I welcome conversations around trauma, codependency, anxiety, and OCD. I’m here to encourage you to live your life on your own terms.

I specialize in helping people with anxiety & stress, self esteem, sex, life changes, identity development & exploration, and relationships with neurodivergent & queer affirming care. People come to me looking to connect with a fellow human because therapy is a place where you feel genuinely seen & valued. I value providing a safe, open space to make sense of the messy, confusing parts of life.

Visit my website or email me to schedule a free 20-minute consultation. I’m excited to know you!

I specialize in helping people with anxiety & stress, self esteem, sex, life changes, identity development & exploration, and relationships with neurodivergent & queer affirming care. People come to me looking to connect with a fellow human because therapy is a place where you feel genuinely seen & valued. I value providing a safe, open space to make sense of the messy, confusing parts of life.

Visit my website or email me to schedule a free 20-minute consultation. I’m excited to know you!

I work primarily with adults. I have experience working with members of the Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Polyamory, Kink/BDSM (also listed in KAP), and HIV+ communities. I deal with relationship issues, alcohol and drug addiction, anger management, HIV/AIDS, depression, anxiety, etc. I also do in-home therapy in Palm Beach County when transportation is a problem. Evening hours only.

I am a bisexual psychologist and energy/journeywork practitioner. I have 26 years of experience doing psychotherapy with English-speaking clients of all sexual and gender orientations in the Boston Area. I work with individuals, families and both monogamous and polyamorous relationships. In terms of age, I see folks in their teens all the way through some courageous women and men in their elder years.

My training includes expressive and creative versions of psychotherapy as well as traditional “talk therapy” and I enjoy doing both. In fact, I just enjoy and am grateful each client I see. After 26 years, I am still awed by my clients’ wisdom, courage, and resiliency and honored to help with healing or personal growth. I have particular interest in LGBT issues, recovery from addictions, including co-dependency and eating disorders, and trauma. I also assist clients with depression, anxiety, grieving, life transitions, and career issues. I also work with those who want to include their religious or spiritual perspective in their psychotherapy.

I did the first research on bisexual women’s and men’s experiences of mental health services and do presentations on this and other topics having to do with “bi” issues in the Boston Area and at National and International Conferences on Bisexuality. An article presenting my research will be in the upcoming Journal of Bisexuality to be published early in 2004. I am Co-Chair of the Committee on Bisexual Issues in Psychology of the American Psychological Association’s Division 44 (Society for the Psychological Study of LGB Issues).

My fee: $100. I can slide lower in some cases of need. I am not currently on insurance panels, but that should change during 2004. Some insurance plans will partially reimburse members for sessions with non-network providers and I am happy to work with clients to facilitate insurer co-payments when that is the case.

I focus on sources of inner conflict that may be tied to different labels society puts on you and work on alleviating any shame you may experience from this. This includes sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, race and ethnicity, body shape/size, among others. I also have ample experience working with those who experienced emotional/physical abuse, and different trauma-bonding attachment styles (“why do I keep going back to my ex?”).

I have experience working with BIPOC individuals, Muslim people, sexually and gender diverse people, poly/CNM, BDSM/kink, and people with minor attraction. I have successfully supported people in their healing from trauma (especially religious and cultural), abuse/neglect, shame, internal conflicts, and toxic relationships.

Whether you are simply looking for an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist, or you are specifically seeking support on topics related to gender identity or sexual orientation, I’m here for you!

I enjoy working with clients around topics including identity exploration, intersecting identities, coming out, LGBTQ+ identity at school or in the workplace, navigating homophobia and transphobia, and the interplay of LGBTQ+ identity and family, cultural, and/or religious views in your life.

I have worked extensively with LGBTQ+ clients over time – through my practice, as a high school social worker, and as an outpatient therapist in a community mental health clinic. During graduate school, I had a year-long field placement at Fenway Health, a large community health center in Boston that is focused on providing high-quality care for LGBTQ+ people, people living with HIV/AIDS, and the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) community.

Additional areas of specialty include grief, substance use, people who have experienced oppression, people who have experienced domestic violence, and musicians/performers/presenters facing performance-related anxiety. I also often work with clients seeking support related to depression, anxiety, isolation, stress, and a variety of life stressors and transitions.

Faith Freed, MFT, welcomes clients of all genders and sexual orientations, although she is particularly experienced in serving bisexual and polyamorous clients. Whether you have been bisexual for as long as you can remember, you are somewhat bi-curious, or find yourself on the spectrum somewhere in between, you can feel comfortable exploring your bisexuality and related issues with Faith, who offers a non-judgmental, open-minded approach to therapy. A licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, she is well versed in relationship issues, creative love styles and the unique concerns facing bisexual clients. Her office is conveniently located in downtown Burlingame, CA, across from the Caltrain station. Give her a call for a free 15 minute, confidential phone consultation.

Further Personal and Practice Information: I am a heterosexual licensed psychologist with 25 years of experience in helping people of all sexual orientations with personal and relationship issues. I have a deep respect for the “person-centered” spirit of bisexuality that I have expressed with persons in my family, with my friends, and with my patients. I have supervised other mental health professionals, directed a private practice group, taught psychology in a doctoral psychology program, and have been contiuously in independent private practice. I work with people of all ages, ranging from play therapy with children to home visits for the elderly and dying. I do individual, conjoint relationship, family, and group therapy modalities.

I provide trauma-informed short-term and ongoing therapy rooted in a social justice framework for queer, trans, and non-binary folks. I specialize in working with queer, trans, and non-binary adults 18+, and often work with college and grad students, actors, activists, people who live in rural areas, and folks who experience intersectional oppression (QTBIPOC folks, queers with disabilities, etc.). My approach is body positive and polyamory/ethical non-monogamy & BDSM/kink affirming. I specialize in working with trauma, anxiety and stress, chronic pain and illness, attention and executive functioning, identity exploration, and impacts of experiencing privilege and oppression. I am trained in EMDR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Lifespan Integration (and am informed by polyvagal theory and IFS) for trauma. I offer therapy in English. I offer exclusively telehealth (no in person sessions).

I am a licensed professional counselor who identifies as bi and lives an alternative kink lifestyle in an open marriage. I am an EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) clinician. I have extensive history working with those impacted by sexual abuse and domestic violence. No subject is off-limits, or “too much,” to be discussed in session. I work with LGBTQIA+ and those alternative lifestyle communities including the poly and kink communities. I utilize various modalities to help reduce depression, anxiety, insomnia, and stress and improve overall self-esteem. My goal is to ensure my client find emotional peace and grow confident, in order to be able to make positive contributions to this world.

I offer post-structural, feminist therapy that is affirmative of each persons individual orientation, however they choose to self-identify for themselves or as part of a larger community. I have extensive experience in increasing peoples ability to regulate moods and emotions; decrease co-dependent behaviors with family of origin or romantic partners; and increase self-efficacy. I have a long history of working with lesbian, bisexual and questioning women, and expertise in helping clients come out or deal with the oppression that can occur when interfacing with a heterocentric/sexist society. While not every client will have a need to discuss their orientation, every client deserves a therapist who is completely accepting and affirmative of their orientation.

I am an openly bisexual psychologist, practicing via telehealth. I enjoy helping people to find creative ways to solve problems and become more fully themselves; and I offer a warm and supportive environment which affirms the diversity of each individual. I have experience working with individuals, couples, and polyfamilies, and I am familiar with the bisexual, lesbian, gay, polyamory, kink/BDSM, and HIV+/POZ communities. My other specialties include relationship work, career counseling, managing depression, anxiety, anger, substance and internet addictions, and codependency.

I am the coordinator of the Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory, and the author of What Psychology Professionals Should Know About Polyamory.

I am available for consultation with other therapists, as well as workshops and lectures on bisexuality, LGBT issues, and polyamory (see my listing in the Educators category for more information on my workshops and lectures).

To begin the process, please fill out my initial inquiry form at https://tinyurl.com/initial-inquiry - this will help to give me a sense of what you are looking to work on.

I am an openly bisexual psychologist, practicing via telehealth. I enjoy helping people to find creative ways to solve problems and become more fully themselves; and I offer a warm and supportive environment which affirms the diversity of each individual. I have experience working with individuals, couples, and polyfamilies, and I am familiar with the bisexual, lesbian, gay, polyamory, kink/BDSM, and HIV+/POZ communities. My other specialties include relationship work, career counseling, managing depression, anxiety, anger, substance and internet addictions, and codependency.

I am the coordinator of the Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory, and the author of What Psychology Professionals Should Know About Polyamory.

I am available for consultation with other therapists, as well as workshops and lectures on bisexuality, LGBT issues, and polyamory (see my listing in the Educators category for more information on my workshops and lectures).

To begin the process, please fill out my initial inquiry form at https://tinyurl.com/initial-inquiry - this will help to give me a sense of what you are looking to work on.

I am an openly bisexual psychologist, practicing via telehealth. I enjoy helping people to find creative ways to solve problems and become more fully themselves; and I offer a warm and supportive environment which affirms the diversity of each individual. I have experience working with individuals, couples, and polyfamilies, and I am familiar with the bisexual, lesbian, gay, polyamory, kink/BDSM, and HIV+/POZ communities. My other specialties include relationship work, career counseling, managing depression, anxiety, anger, substance and internet addictions, and codependency.

I am the coordinator of the Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory, and the author of What Psychology Professionals Should Know About Polyamory.

I am available for consultation with other therapists, as well as workshops and lectures on bisexuality, LGBT issues, and polyamory (see my listing in the Educators category for more information on my workshops and lectures).

To begin the process, please fill out my initial inquiry form at https://tinyurl.com/initial-inquiry - this will help to give me a sense of what you are looking to work on.

I am an openly bisexual psychologist, practicing via telehealth. I enjoy helping people to find creative ways to solve problems and become more fully themselves; and I offer a warm and supportive environment which affirms the diversity of each individual. I have experience working with individuals, couples, and polyfamilies, and I am familiar with the bisexual, lesbian, gay, polyamory, kink/BDSM, and HIV+/POZ communities. My other specialties include relationship work, career counseling, managing depression, anxiety, anger, substance and internet addictions, and codependency.

I am the coordinator of the Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory, and the author of What Psychology Professionals Should Know About Polyamory.

I am available for consultation with other therapists, as well as workshops and lectures on bisexuality, LGBT issues, and polyamory (see my listing in the Educators category for more information on my workshops and lectures).

To begin the process, please fill out my initial inquiry form at https://tinyurl.com/initial-inquiry - this will help to give me a sense of what you are looking to work on.

I offer support to teens and adults who are overcoming difficult therapy and healthcare experiences, navigating relationship challenges and looking for support in career and life planning decisions/direction. I also provide relational therapies to families of any presentation, couples, and other relationship formations. I am emphatically LGBTQ-affirming, and have specific lived experiences and education that allow me to offer safe, validating and empowering services to bi clients. I believe that you, the client, bring a tremendous expertise and wisdom to the therapy process and you are not broken. In our work together, I hope to offer the space for you to tune into yourself, trust yourself, and grow in ways that feel meaningful and important to you.

Professional specialties and skills: Couples Therapy, Therapy w/ Polycules, Sex Therapy, Gender Identity/Expression, BDSM, D/s, M/s, Power-Exchange, ABDL, DDLG, Age Play/Regression, Polyamory, Swinging, Open-Relationships, Negotiating Relationship Agreements, Treating Sexual Desire/Arousal Disorders, Treating Sexual Trauma, Promoting Sexual Wellbeing, and addressing a wide variety of other relational and sexual concerns.

Welcome! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Kink-Aware Therapist in Austin, Texas. I provide Therapy and Coaching in my office in Westlake, and through telephone and Skype if you are a resident of Texas.

I strive to provide an open, nonjudgmental environment where clients can explore and grow. I work with individuals (Adults), couples, partnerships, groups, and families with issues involved in traditional and alternative lifestyles and relationships.

As a sex positive therapist, I have experience working with members of the Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Queer and Polyamorous, Swinger, and Kink communities. Issues of focus include: Ethical non-monogamy, Open Relationships, BDSM, Career Counseling, Pre-marital Counseling, Affairs, Healthy Sexuality, and Major Life Transitions, Anxiety, Body Image Issues.

I fully support the LGBTQ….. community in my belief that sexuality is a human right. The expectation that all people have positive experiences should be supported and promoted by all regardless of orientation and age. I am currently the only physical therapist in the world who is certified by American Association for Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT ) as a Sexual Counselor. It is a unique combination of skills in that I am licensed to work in the physical, anatomic, physiologic and psychologic realms with the goals of improved function. I am one of 7 physical therapists in the world certified as a Female Sexuality Counselor and ISSWSH Fellow by the (International Society for the Study of Female Sexual Health). I have been a physical therapist for 41 years, with Board certification in Orthopedics, Women and Men’s Health, Biofeedback, and Pelvic Therapy Practitioner. It is my passion to educate as many medical providers to ask, listen, validate and help all people seeking their assistance to improve their function as sexual beings however that is expressed. I have a full time private practice in Cambridge, MA seeing patients/couples and teach internationally to other physical therapists and medical providers. I have authored numerous chapters, articles and developed a validated tool for female function in activities of daily living with vulvodynia. My male and female patient population includes those with urologic, gynecologic, obstetric, reproductive, sexual, colorectal, gastrointestinal and orthopedic issues throughout the life span.

As a gay and lgbt-affirmative Psychologist, I provide individual, group and couples psychotherapy for a variety of clients. I specialize in working with gay and bisexual men and women who are dealing with issues of sexual identity confusion, self-esteem, developing a positive bisexual and/or lesbian or gay identity; depression and anxiety; marital problems and marital-decision making around sexuality issues; substance abuse and addictions; sexual addiction; and recovering from childhood and/or adult sexual victimization experiences, including covert and overt incest, sexual assault and rape. I serve adults from ages 18-70.

I believe that the sexual orientation of a person is their decision only, and it is my desire as a Psychologist to help people to feel comfortable and to affirm and celebrate the sexual/emotional/physical and spiritual connections they choose to make with the men and women in their lives. I am the Chairperson of the Ohio Psychological Associations Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Task Force for the past 2 years, since its beginning.

I provide online therapy services to individuals and relationships of all kinds. I specialize in working with LGBTQIA clients and alternative models of sexuality, including BDSM and the ethical non-monogamy spectrum. I have been a counselor since 2008 and I am one of the few AASECT certified sex therapists in Colorado. I served as a staff writer for ChoosingTherapy.com for two years and I am frequently consulted as a sexuality and open relationship expert in publications such as Insider, MindBodyGreen and The New York Times.

I am a California licensed marriage and relationship therapist, a Board certified sexologist, and a syndicated sex and relationship columnist. My Ask Isadora column has been running in alternative weekly papers worldwide for 25+ years. Web surfers can find my columns on my online free interactive Sexuality Forum at www.askisadora.com. I am the author of two collections of Q & As from my columns: Lets Talk Sex, and Ask Isadora as well as Sex Information, May I Help You?, a peek behind the scenes of a sex help phone line which still flourishes in San Francisco today. My last book Doing It: Real People Having Really Good Sex is a collection of helpful hints and titillating tidbits from column readers and Forum web site users. I have also contributed chapters to several books including Herotica (Down There Press), Dick For A Day (Villard NY), The Moment Of Truth (Seal Press) and Single Woman Of A Certain Age (Inner Ocean Publishing, Inc.) I have been a radio talk show host, frequent and popular TV and radio talk show guest, and a lecturer and workshop leader on a variety of communications topics. I conduct my private psychotherapy practice in the San Francisco Bay Area specializing in establishing and improving relationships (traditional and non), communication skills, and sexuality.