Frequently Asked Questions

 

Couple’s therapy with me can help you with:

  • Basic communication

  • Increased intimacy and understanding of your partner(s)

  • Navigating life transitions together (becoming parents, opening up your relationship, family dynamics)

  • Relationship check-ins. You do not have to be experiencing distress to benefit from couple’s therapy

  • Secular premarital counseling

  • Navigating healthy break-ups

  • And more. Book a consultation to determine if I am the right therapist for you

Do We Need Therapy?




Therapy if different for every couple! I have developed a clinical specialty working with couples who identify as: queer or a part of the LGBTQAI+ communities, polyamorous, non-monogamous, or kink. I am here to discover what works best for every relationship dynamic and provide the people in the room with supportive therapy, not strictly designed for the heterosexual two person couple. If you have questions, Book a consultation to determine if I am the right therapist for you

What Does Therapy Look Like?

  • Therapy occurs either weekly or twice a month depending on the couple’s schedule

  • 55 min or 85min visits are available depending on the needs

  • All visits are conducted via telehealth

  • Those participating can call in from different states as long as Dr. Tahler is licensed in those states

How Often Do We Attend Therapy?

  • $300 for 55 min visit

  • $450 for 85 min visit

What is the Cost of Therapy?

 

WORKING WITH ME

We will work together to identify treatment goals. I will bring my experience, different perspectives, encouragement, support, and accountability. At the same time, you bring your unique life experience and knowledge to the space. Both perspectives are equal and important to establishing the partnership of therapy. With this in mind, I will listen to what is and is not working. I always welcome your feedback, if you are comfortable sharing it. My goal is to ensure a safe space for you.

I completed my doctoral dissertation on non-monogamous couple’s because I felt a gap in my training, and the literature. I believe all relationships structures can benefit from therapy. I want to learn what works for the people involved, and not filter everyone’s experience through a specific lens.

Personally, I identify as a queer, Jewish, cisgender woman (she/her/hers pronouns). I share this information for your comfort if you wish to work with someone who inhabits these identities, but I work with everyone who needs support. Professionally, I welcome conversations of identity into the therapeutic space, as we do not exist in a vacuum and the greater systems we interact with have an effect on our mental and physical health. I approach therapy from a feminist and culturally humble perspective and tailor evidence-based practices to the individual in front of me.

Click the link below to schedule a free, 15-minute consultation with me. This is not an agreement to begin therapy, rather to determine fit and ask me any questions you may have.