Tuttle Psychology is founded on the belief that healthy relationships - romantic, platonic, familial, professional, or with yourself - are central to a meaningful life. Whether you're navigating challenges with others or working through patterns on your own, therapy can help you shift unhelpful patterns, communicate more clearly, set meaningful boundaries, and deepen your understanding of yourself and others. If you're curious about how we might work together, I'd love to connect! Book a free consultation to get started.

Whether you're opening up your relationship, navigating the complexities of an existing CNM relationship, or considering a shift - like coming out to loved ones or closing your relationship - therapy can offer a supportive space to sort through emotions and decisions. Together, we’ll explore your values, strengthen your communication, and build deeper compassion for yourself and your partner(s). Wherever you are on your journey, you're not alone.

Exploring who you are – your gender identity, sexual orientation, relationship style, culture, or spirituality – can be deeply meaningful, but also complex. Living authentically often involves clarifying your values, building self-acceptance, and embracing growth, and therapy can offer a non-judgmental space to explore these questions at your own pace, without fear of rejection or misunderstanding. If you're curious about diving deeper into your identity, I'd be honored to support you. Book a free consultation so we can create a space where you feel safe to show up as your full self.

Conversations about sexuality and sexual health can be rare, and when they do happen, they’re often awkward, shaming, or misinformed. Therapy offers a compassionate, consent-centered space to explore your desires, navigate concerns like mismatched libido or lack of pleasure, and better understand your sexual self. Whether you're curious, feeling stuck, or simply wanting more fulfillment, you're welcome here. If you're wondering how therapy might support you, let's talk!

Grief can arise from a variety of places: love for someone or something you've lost, longing for something you never had, the pain of letting go of a previous version of yourself, or the weight of a major life transition. While grief is a universal experience, the way we grieve is deeply personal, with no single timeline or path. Therapy can offer a compassionate space to express your emotions, manage the weight of loss or longing, and begin to make meaning in the midst of change. If you're ready to explore your grief and what healing might look like for you, I’d be honored to support you. Book a free consultation to begin.