Tele-health therapy in Missouri.

A queer, kink and polyam knowledgeable individual and relationship psychotherapist

I am a kink friendly therapist/coach with personal experience. I treat relationship issues, depression & anxiety, and will not judge you. Areas of focus: Poly/Swinger/BDSM relationships, Sex issues, Infidelity, Impotence, Jealousy, &Coaching for lifestyles – You are safe here to let out your most hidden secrets, or problems. Privacy guaranteed.

Current Marriage and Family Therapy Student practicing under supervision of Mark Reese, MA, LMFT at Edges Wellness Center.

Certified Kink-Knowledgeable, Cognitive Behavior Therapist and Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner.

You want to reclaim who you are, achieve goals, find balance, and heal from the pain of expectations and impacts of the past. You want to navigate relationships, but also establish satisfying ones. You want to live a full life, embrace your authentic self, and give others permission to do the same.

Sex-positive & kink-allied psychotherapist, life coach, yoga instructor, & reiki practitioner serving clients online worldwide providing one on one sessions, group work, workshops, trainings, & retreats.

My clinical work focuses on co-facilitating healing for people who are marginalized, oppressed, stigmatized, and othered.

Psychology practice specializing in anxiety, LGBT issues, identity/meaning, eating disorders, and chronic medical conditions. Therapy and Assessment services for both individuals and families.

Clinician with more than 25 years of experience. Kink aware and sex positive approach as a clinician and skilled in working with members of the kink community and those who may be seeking to explore it more. I understand that healthy sexuality does not have to fall in a “vanilla” category and that non-monogamy and non-heteronormative forms of relationships and sexual identity and expression can be perfectly healthy. I create a safe, non-judgmental, and well informed space where clients know that they will be understood and not have someone tell them that their actions or desires are not a sin or twisted or depraved. Having a healthy sexual relationship with yourself is often a journey through dismantling stigma and embracing yourself as a sexual being. Having a healthy sexual relationship with yourself makes someone much more available to having a healthy sexual relationship with other. Skilled at working with members of the kink community, the bdsm community, people who are sex workers, members of the LGBTQIAA+ community and with issues such as sexual dysfunction, sexual compulsivity, healing from sexual trauma, enhancing sexual communication, and working through stigma and oppression.