Mallory Cohn (she/her)

Relational and attachment issues are the foundation of my practice. I believe we heal best in healthy, secure, and reciprocal relationships and love to support clients as they address their own attachment histories and systems.

LGBTQ+ individuals need knowledgeable, affirming, and authentic therapy. It is my privilege to work within my community.

Polyamorous and non-monogamous clients deserve a therapist who is informed about community practices, nonjudgmental about alternative approaches to relationships, and who practices with flexibility and inclusivity. I am honored to specialize in the issues facing this vibrant and growing community.

I have trained in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy interventions. Using this approach helps clients to identify their most important values, bring an attitude of acceptance to their thoughts and feelings, and learn through experience as well as dialogue.

I have made a deep study of attachment theory and what it teaches us about how we develop our specific interpersonal styles. Many clients can use these insights to develop earned secure attachment and to become a secure base and safe haven for themselves as they pursue reciprocal and healthy relationships.

Humanistic therapy is inherently integrative, using techniques from different approaches and schools, because it recognizes the individuality and uniqueness of each client. My background in literature and the arts, study of existential issues, and broad explorations of behavioral, psychodynamic, and mindfulness strategies have led me to identify myself as a primarily humanistic practitioner.