Friendship & Chosen Family Counseling
Platonic love deserves care, too.
Our culture puts romantic relationships on a pedestal, assuming couples are the only people who ever need relational support. But for so many of us—especially in queer and neurodivergent communities—our friends, roommates, and queerplatonic partners are our primary anchor and chosen family.
When a close friendship hits a painful rupture, a major life transition, or a communication wall, there's rarely a roadmap for how to talk through it. Friendship Counseling offers a warm, structured space for 2–3 people to tend to the relationships that matter most to you.
When Friendship Counseling Helps
Repairing After a Rupture: Working through hurt feelings, miscommunications, or unspoken resentment with a neutral, caring facilitator.
Navigating Big Transitions: Staying connected (or redefining your rhythm) through moves, career shifts, chronic illness, new partners, or unmasking.
Clarifying Boundaries & Living Together: Supporting roommates or longtime friends in naming needs around space, capacity, and communication without guilt.
Honoring Queerplatonic & Non-Traditional Bonds: Giving intentional care to partnerships that don't fit neat societal boxes.
What to Expect
Designed for 2–3 participants (virtual across Colorado).
Flat rate of $160 per 50-minute session (split however your group chooses—never charged per person).