Services | Servicios
Individual Therapy | Terapia Individual
Initial Individual Sessions are billed for 90 minutes in order to obtain a thorough assessment & specific plan plus completion of paperwork. Regular individual follow-up sessions are 50-minutes in length.
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Las sesiones individuales iniciales se facturan por 90 minutos para obtener una evaluación completa y un plan específico, además de completar el papeleo. Las sesiones individuales regulares tienen una duración de 50 minutos.
Couples Therapy | Terapia de Parejas
Initial Couples/Relationship Sessions are billed two hours in order to obtain a thorough assessment & specific plan plus completion of paperwork
Regular couples/relationship follow-up sessions may be 50-minutes or 90-minutes in length and billed accordingly.
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Online Groups | Grupos Virtuales
Our groups are small & intimate facilitated via an easy, confidential, HIPAA-compliant platform..
We provide two types of groups.
Closed Groups: no new members allowed with a specific beginning and end to group.
Open groups: ongoing with revolving new and regular members.
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Nuestros grupos son pequeños e íntimos y se facilitan a través de una plataforma fácil, confidencial y compatible con HIPAA.
Ofrecemos dos tipos de grupos. Grupos cerrados: no se permiten nuevos miembros con un comienzo y un final específicos.. Grupos abiertos: en curso con miembros rotativos nuevos y regulares.
Treatment Specialties | Especialidades
Individual Sessions
Sesiones Individuales
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Un proceso colaborativo; uno que está diseñado para ayudarle a abordar sus miedos, maximizar sus fortalezas, comprender sus opciones y crear mas de lo que realmente desea.
RELATIONSHIP THERAPY
TERAPIA DE PAREJAS
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Los desafíos pueden ser pequeños o grandes, desde problemas de intimidad, preocupaciones financieras, hasta conflictos de padres y otros factores de estrés que amenazan la base sobre la que se construye la relación.
SEX THERAPY | TERAPIA SEXUAL
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Los problemas de intimidad abarcan una amplia variedad de preocupaciones relaciones, incluyendo los desafíos emocionales y sexuales y la dinámica de la vida. En algunos casos, pueden parecer dos parejas con libidos diferentes y, en otros, dificultad para ser vulnerable con su pareja.
HEALING FROM INFIDELITY SANANDO DE LA INFIDELIDAD
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La infidelidad es una traición devastadora. Deja heridas abiertas en todos los involucrados durante muchos años. La sanación de la infidelidad puede llevar tiempo, pero es posible, no solamente en la relación que haya sobrevivido pero también en la pareja que se haya separado.
TRAUMA & SEX
TRAUMA Y EL SEXO
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La sanación del trauma es un esfuerzo multifacético. El tratamiento eficaz para curar el trauma implica tratar a la persona en su totalidad y comprender cómo el trauma ha afectado cada dimensión de su vida.
LGBTQIA+ NONBINARY
NO BINARIO GENDERFLUID GÉNERO FLUIDO
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Individuos y parejas en medio de la orientación sexual, expresión, identidad o investigación de género, procesando diferentes etapas de salida del armario o procesando problemas familiares, culturales o religiosos.
WOMEN'S SEXUALITY
SEXUALIDAD FEMININA
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El deseo femenino cambia según su estado de ánimo, salud, hormonas, estilo de vida y contexto de su vida. Es completamente normal y natural experimentar cambios en tu sexualidad (¡incluso a diario!).
MEN'S SEXUALITY
SEXUALIDAD MASCULINA
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La sexualidad masculina es compleja y de múltiples capas. De hecho, la mayoría de los hombres manifiestan un profundo deseo de conectarse con ellos mismos y sus parejas durante las relaciones sexuales. Lo que a menudo no se enseña o no se comparte abiertamente entre los hombres es la necesidad y los requisitos únicos de la intimidad masculina.
SEX & SPIRITUALITY
EL SEXO Y LA ESPIRITUALIDAD
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El sexo es sagrado porque apoya nuestra necesidad de amor, unidad y sanación. Ayuda a satisfacer nuestra unión con lo Divino, validando nuestro sentido intuitivo de que el sexo puede ser adoración y que la adoración puede ser erótica.
GROUP THERAPY
TERAPIA EN GRUPO
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La terapia en grupo y los talleres brindan a las personas la oportunidad de relacionarse con personas que tienen problemas similares, creando un sentimiento de universalidad y conexión. También crea un sentido de esperanza en las personas mientras que aprenden de unos a otros.
common questions
In our experience, even people who have good social support, strong coping skills, and have handled other issues well, can be overwhelmed when life suddenly shifts.
New stresses or new challenges, even those considered positive ones, new job, new home, baby, or a series of difficult changes, such as illness for yourself or a loved one can cause a shift.
Therapy may add an invaluable layer of support so that you can re-assess, strengthen, or learn new coping skills. Therapy can also provide a supportive, caring, outside perspective.
We fully believe that when someone begins to contemplate and seek support, it is an indicator that an inner knowing is at play. Seeking therapy does not mean there is something wrong with you. Sometimes it means that you are ready to seek something new.
Initial Individual Sessions are billed for 90 minutes in order to obtain a thorough assessment & specific plan plus completion of paperwork.
Regular individual follow-up sessions are 50-minutes in length.
Initial Couples/Relationship Sessions are billed two hours order to obtain a thorough assessment & specific plan plus completion of paperwork
Regular couples/relationship follow-up sessions are may be either 50-minutes or 90-minutes and billed accordingly
Latinx Sex Therapy and its clinicians are not in-network providers for any insurance panels.
Insurance companies have asked for complete records to be sent to them and multiple calls to verify the necessity of visits. Insurance companies also attempt to dictate the treatment plan and how it needs to be delivered.
If you are planning to use your health insurance, you must call your insurance company to ask if and what is your out-of-network provider benefits.
Here are some questions to ask your insurance company:
- Does my policy cover out-of-network providers?
- What is the out-of-network rate?
- How much does my coverage pay per visit?
- Do I have a maximum number of visits or maximum dollar amount per calendar year?
- How much is my deductible?
- What is the reimbursement policy?
- Does my policy have a requirement regarding licensure and degree (i.e. MD, Psy.D., M.S.W, M.A.)?
Frequency of followup sessions is determined at your initial session.
There are specific laws that protect the confidentiality of all communications between a client and therapist. No information is disclosed without prior explicit written permission from the client.
However, there are some exceptions required by law to this rule. Exceptions include:
- Suspected child abuse or dependent adult or elder abuse. The therapist is required to report this to the appropriate authorities immediately.
- If a client is threatening serious bodily harm to another person. The therapist is required to notify the police.
If a client intends to harm himself or herself. The therapist will make every effort to work with the individual to ensure their safety. However, if an individual does not cooperate, additional measures may need to be taken.
Your initial session may be scheduled by emailing the Intake Coordinator or by visiting our Contact Page.
If you chose to use your out-of-network insurance benefits, a therapist is required to have a diagnosis because insurance companies will not pay for your benefits without one. It is important that you are aware that any diagnosis used also becomes part of your medical health record.
Most people seek therapy, either individually or as part of a partnership, because they want to change a pattern, want to clear resentments and anger, are tired of being unfulfilled or are at a transition in their lives that may lead to the end of the relationship.
We cannot guarantee if your relationship will be saved or what will happen.
What we can say is that we will hold a sacred space where you (and your partner) can give voice to what is causing upsets, exploring what you want to change and have different, and most importantly how you can be different with yourself and your loved one.
Whether a couple decides to remain together or separate is part of the process, and both can be done from a place of kindness and love and not anger or fear.
For therapy to be most effective you must be an active participant—both during and between the sessions. People seeking therapy and sex therapy need to be willing to take responsibility for their actions, work towards change and create greater awareness in their lives.
This is our most common question. It is also the one question with no clear answer.
Our intention is not to keep you in therapy longer than you need.
The more engaged, honest, and committed to your process, the more efficient (and many times shorter) your time with us will be.
A number of benefits are available from participating in psychotherapy. Therapists can provide support, problem-solving skills, and enhanced coping strategies for issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship discord, unresolved childhood issues, grief, stress management, body image issues and sexual functioning and expression.
Therapists can provide a fresh perspective on a difficult problem or point you in the direction of a solution. The benefits you obtain from therapy depend on how well you use the process and put into practice what you learn. Some of the benefits available from therapy include:
- Attaining a better understanding of yourself—including your wants, needs and deal breakers in your relationship with others.
- Developing skills for improving your relationships
- Finding resolution to the issues or concerns that led you to seek therapy
- Learning new ways to cope with stress and anxiety
- Managing anger, grief, depression, and other emotional pressures
- Improving communications and listening skills
- Improving boundaries with others
- Connecting more effectively with Self-care and self-compassion
- Changing old behavior patterns and developing new ones
- Discovering new ways to solve problems in your family or marriage
- Improving your self-esteem and boosting self-confidence
- Learning more effective ways to ask for what you want
- Letting go of no longer serves you
Fighting may increase for a number of reasons. The fact is an average couple might be unhappy for six years before seeking counseling. At that point, it can feel pretty tough to narrow down and fix any problem and the emotionality surrounding the issues is often quite high and may even feel volatile.
Couples many times choose not to talk about what is upsetting them for a long time because they don’t want to rock the boat or add more discord to their relationship. Partners begin to withdraw and ignore what is happening, in the relationship and with themselves, in an effort to experience less pain.
Because counseling is a safe place, many times partners decide to go for it and share grievances and what is shared can be difficult to hear or even taken personally.
Fighting is not a sign of counseling not working rather it is a sign that what needs to be cleaned up and healed is coming to surface.
A well-trained couples’ therapist will contain the arguing and assist the couple in creating and holding space for one another so that the ‘fighting’ becomes productive and eventually healing.
When explore our clients’ past, including childhood, it is to gain a better understanding of a pattern or belief that may be causing a problem in the present.
How does a childhood issue continue to show up in relationships today? Are there judgments created in the past that get in the way of your full potential? Forgiving these past judgments of self and others can be very crucial.