Therapy, Research, Coaching, and Consulting
Supporting all families and relationships with compassion and science.
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Discovering the common threads in our diverse human connections nurtures empathy and fosters unity across all walks of life.
Hi, I’m Heath
I am a counseling psychologist committed to exploring and nurturing meaningful human connection in today’s world. As the Co-Founder of the Modern Family Institute, and Founding Co-chair of the American Psychological Association's Division 44 Committee on Consensual Non-Monogamy, and a clinician in private practice, my work focuses on creating authentic, robust ecosystems of care. Join me on this journey of discovery and growth as we navigate the intricate tapestry of love and kinship.
AS A NOTED EXPERT IN FAMILIES AND RELATIONSHIPS, I UTILIZE THE LATEST SCHOLARSHIP TO INFORM MY COUNSELING PRACTICE AND POLICY WORK.
Learn More About My Work
Publications
My scholarly work has appeared in publications such as The Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, European Psychologist, and Sexual and Relationship Therapy.
Press
My work regarding modern families and relationships has been featured in dozens of publications including The New York Times, BBC, and Popular Science.
CNM Resources
I’ve compiled a list of my favorite consensual non-monogamy books, podcasts, organizations, community groups, therapist directories, and more.
Informed by my training in Hakomi Mindfulness Somatic Psychotherapy, my approach to therapy is interactive, experiential, and empirically-informed.
I’m ready to help you and your Family
Learn strategies to overcome life's challenges.
Unpack your experiences to enhance your well-being.
Establish new habits for long-lasting change.
My aim is to establish a warm and encouraging space, inviting you to examine the sensitive aspects of your journey, particularly those that might have been neglected or misconstrued, to promote Compassion and personal development.
Let’s talk
Book an interview with me for your podcast or news publication.
I'm also available to speak to organizations about the evolution of family and relationship structures.
