Gay Relationship Therapy
Specializing in Gay and LGBTQ+ Relationships
As a gay married man, I understand the unique complexities of being in a queer relationship. Many LGBTQ+ individuals struggle to connect with their authentic selves, which can make connection within a relationship more challenging. Often, queer people have had to hide parts of themselves, prioritize others’ wants or needs, or develop coping strategies that were necessary for survival but ultimately harmful. These patterns surface in intimate relationships and are barriers to fufilling connection.
Connect And Live Out Your Queer Joy
How Complex Trauma Impacts Queer Relationships
Complex trauma deeply affects how we show up in relationships. Many people with this history long for connection, but find that intimacy can feel unsafe or even threatening. Because many gay men and queer individuals have experience attachment trauma, it becomes difficult to find a partner or to fully connect with the one you have, with out fear, anxiety, and mistrust. Showing some who you truly are, being vulnerable with them feels scary.
I want to help you reconnect with your authenticity and aliveness, and to build relationships that feel safe, loving, and deeply satisfying. I want you to feel free to show up exactly as you are, without fear of judgment.
Non-Judgemental Gay Relationship Therapy
As an accepting and empathetic therapist, I specialize in supporting a wide range of relationship dynamics. Whether you’re navigating the excitement of moving in together, entering a new stage in your relationship, working to strengthen your connection, exploring non-monogamy, delving into kink, or facing challenges in polyamory—I offer a safe, nonjudgmental space for open and honest communication.
My approach is rooted in understanding the unique needs and dynamics of each relationship. I focus on fostering trust, promoting healthy communication, and honoring each person’s identity. With a deep commitment to inclusivity and respect, I support individuals and partners in building authentic, fulfilling relationships—while navigating the complexities of modern queer partnerships.
“We deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame and with out compromise”
— Elliot Page