Team Profile Guide

Who We Work With

Team profiles use short labels like individuals, couples, families, queer clients, helping professionals, and diverse relationship structures. This page explains those labels and routes you to the pages that give them context.

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Individuals and adults

Support for individual clients navigating anxiety, shame, identity, relationships, sex, trauma, burnout, or life transitions.

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Couples and partnered clients

Support for partners working on communication, repair, intimacy, desire, trust, boundaries, and relationship decisions.

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Diverse relationship structures

Support for open, polyamorous, ENM, chosen-family, multi-partner, and non-default relational systems.

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Family and chosen-family support

Support for family patterns, chosen family, relational boundaries, repair, and systems beyond romantic partnership.

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LGBTQIA+ clients

Affirming support for identity, relationships, sex, shame, family, dating, trauma, and mental health.

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Helping professionals

Support for therapists, care professionals, wellness workers, and people whose work asks them to hold others.

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Teens and groups

Listed in one provider profile, but a full public page should wait for Rachel/team confirmation on availability, consent, scope, and current group offerings.

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Not sure what fits?

The labels are meant to help you orient, not self-diagnose or choose perfectly. The inquiry form can help route you toward the right provider and service path.