Relational Therapy for individuals, romantic relationships, and families across generations
My services:
Individual Therapy
1:1 therapy that centers on a humanistic and collaborative approach. I work with depression, anxiety, trauma, interpersonal conflicts and awareness, family issues, and broad mental health needs.
$100 per 60-minute session
Couples and Partnerships
Contextually focused relational therapy for supporting growth, health, and well-being in romantic and platonic partnerships of all kinds.
$120 per 60-minute session
$150 per 90- minute session
Intergenerational Family Therapy
Contextually focused family therapy for supporting children, caregivers, and kin in growing together, healing old wounds, and establishing community
$120 per 60-minute session
$150 per 90- minute session
Hello! I’m Nick Freelove
You may feel lonely even when you're surrounded by people. Maybe your relationships keep repeating the same painful patterns, or you find yourself anxious, disconnected, or unsure how to ask for what you need. Therapy can become a place where those patterns finally begin to make sense—and change. We create healthy and lasting relationships when we are direct, honest, sincere, clear, and work towards a shared vision for the future. If we don't have that, it might be a lack of boundaries, or maybe their rigid implementation. Betrayal, shame, or even neurodivergence can shut you down - when you really want to connect.
Together we'll identify the patterns that keep you feeling disconnected—from yourself or from the people you love. I'll offer both compassionate support and honest feedback so that you can build relationships with greater trust, emotional safety, and authenticity.
If you're wondering whether we'd be a good fit, I'd be glad to talk with you. Together we can discuss what's bringing you to therapy and whether my approach feels like the right next step.
Experience and Specialties
Contextual Therapy
My approach to therapy is contextual in nature. At our core, we have needs and wants, and we are constantly informed by our past and present in deciding our steps forward. My work strives to center our relational experiences as a fundamental aspect of who we are. We are who we are because we are together.
Experiential Components
Sometimes we need to have an experience to integrate a new perspective, attitude, or aspect of ourselves. With integration from theories such as Internal Family Systems, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and Satir’s formative works, I strive to offer therapy that provides an opportunity to experience being differently.