Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Relational therapy is not covered through insurance. Partner(s)/relationships wishing to receive therapy will be billed as private pay. 

Sex therapy can be for marriages, couples, or individuals depending on the concern. Oftentimes, it becomes a mixture of seeing both partner(s) and the individual to help all parties feel supported. Sex therapy can also benefit polyamorous, consensual non-monogamous, and open relationships. 

The goal of Fluidity Counseling is to create an environment where it is safe and validating to discuss issues or concerns regarding sex and sexuality. Even if these issues are not your primary reason for scheduling, it can be beneficial for you to have a place where sex and intimacy concerns are openly discussed.