Open Relationship, Polyamory & CNM Therapy
Opening a relationship—or sustaining one well—can bring questions about trust, agreements, time, jealousy, sexual health, and emotional security. You may be exploring consensual non-monogamy for the first time, navigating different levels of readiness, or trying to repair connection after an agreement was misunderstood or broken.
Therapy offers space to slow down, hear each person clearly, and make intentional decisions without treating non-monogamy itself as the problem.
Common Reasons Clients Seek Support
• Deciding whether and how to open a relationship
• Different levels of interest, readiness, or experience
• Jealousy, insecurity, comparison, or fear of replacement
• Agreements, boundaries, safer-sex practices, or disclosure
• Repairing trust after a boundary or agreement violation
• Balancing time, privacy, hierarchy, and multiple relationships
• Communication among partners, metamours, or within a polycule
• Closing, restructuring, separating, or changing an existing dynamic
Therapy Without Pathologizing Your Relationship
My approach is sex-positive, affirming, and relationship-structure neutral. I will not assume that monogamy is healthier, that non-monogamy is the cause of every concern, or that one relationship model is right for everyone.
We will focus on the actual patterns affecting trust, consent, intimacy, and emotional safety. Therapy can include individuals, couples, and multiple partners when clinically appropriate and agreed upon.
Our Work May Help You:
• Communicate needs, limits, and expectations more directly
• Create agreements that are realistic, specific, and revisable
• Respond to jealousy with curiosity rather than shame
• Strengthen intimacy without requiring sameness
• Make thoughtful decisions that reflect your values
Online therapy is available to clients in Texas, Colorado, Washington, and Florida. You do not need to have your relationship structure figured out before reaching out.