Online Psychotherapy, Intensives, and Coordinated Care
Experienced clinicians, personalized matching, and outpatient care shaped around your needs. Explore ongoing therapy, focused therapeutic work, and coordinated support.
For executives, leaders & business owners; healthcare professionals; attorneys; athletes; people in the public eye; adults navigating stress & life transitions; adults seeking advanced psychotherapy; and Leadership teams & employers.
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What We Can Help With
Stress, burnout, and transitions
Professional stress, burnout, boundaries, workplace dynamics, and life transitions.
Trauma and its effects
Trauma, PTSD, complex trauma, and attachment trauma, with a clinician whose training fits your needs.
Relationships and connection
Relationship stress, recurring dynamics, communication, and challenges with closeness or boundaries.
Compulsive behaviors and patterns
Support for behaviors that feel difficult to control and are affecting your well-being, relationships, work, or daily life.
Therapies and Approaches
Therapy begins with your concerns, preferences, and clinical needs. Available approaches across our clinicians include:
Depth-oriented and relational work
Depth-oriented psychology and relational psychotherapy offer space to explore patterns, identity, and relationships through focused or longer-term work.
Trauma-focused and experiential work
EMDR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, somatic and experiential approaches, mindfulness, and parts work may be available with an appropriately trained clinician.
Cognitive and family-systems approaches
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and family-systems perspectives can support work on thoughts, behaviors, coping, and relational patterns.
Relationship and couples work
Relational approaches and Gottman-informed work with a trained clinician can support exploration of communication, connection, and relationship dynamics.
Approaches and specialties vary by clinician. Matching considers relevant experience and training, your preferences, clinical fit, licensure, and availability.
Meet our clinicians ↗Psychotherapy and support at the right level.
Ongoing psychotherapy
Individual therapy at a pace agreed with your clinician, whether monthly, biweekly, weekly, or more frequently when appropriate. Your goals and clinical needs guide the work.
Extended and intensive sessions
Longer or more frequent outpatient sessions can create room for focused work when the usual appointment rhythm is not enough. Together, you and your clinician decide the focus, pace, and whether this format is appropriate.
Care coordination
With your consent, your clinician can coordinate with physicians, treatment centers, and other care professionals within an agreed scope. Shared planning can help connect the work across settings while respecting confidentiality.
Step-up and step-down support
When clinically appropriate, focused or extended outpatient work can offer a step up from usual outpatient therapy or a step down after treatment-center care. The plan is tailored to your needs and readiness for outpatient treatment.
A connected transition into the next phase of care.
After treatment-center care, ongoing outpatient therapy can help you put what you learned into practice in everyday life. For treatment teams, coordination can support a clearer handoff, continuity of care, and a shared understanding of the outpatient plan.
Coordination works both ways. With appropriate consent, we can collaborate with a referring team, help identify when a different level of care may be needed, and coordinate a referral or return to a treatment setting. Availability and clinical fit guide every arrangement.
Extended outpatient work is not an intensive outpatient program (IOP), partial hospitalization program (PHP), emergency treatment, or 24/7 crisis service.
Clinical services and subscriptions serve different needs.
The therapeutic work
Clinical services are the psychotherapy and agreed clinical support you receive.
The support around it
Subscriptions provide the matching, scheduling assistance, care navigation, and between-session support included in your selected level. Session fees are separate.
View Pricing and Subscriptions ↗Dedicated time for more individualized care.
A retainer protects recurring time in your therapist’s schedule for psychotherapy and agreed support. You and your therapist shape how that time is used, with coordination involving other providers when relevant and with your consent.
This can offer greater flexibility than booking individual appointments around ordinary calendar openings. The arrangement depends on clinical fit and availability, follows an agreed schedule, and does not include on-call or crisis care.
View Pricing and Subscriptions ↗Specialized psychotherapy for your people.
Individual, tailored clinical care for executives and leadership teams as well as other employees. Employer-sponsored access can complement an EAP or coaching with experienced clinicians and specialized psychotherapy.
Clinical depth, matched to the person
Care may be focused and solution-oriented or continue over a longer period. Extended sessions and focused outpatient work can be explored when appropriate; care is not limited to a short-term format.
Access shaped around your organization
Discuss psychotherapy access packages and whether reserved clinician capacity may meet your organization’s needs. Availability, scope, and arrangements are individualized.
Clinical care remains confidential, subject to applicable law and the client’s consent. Employer-sponsored access does not replace an individual clinical assessment or guarantee a particular outcome.
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