Phoenix Therapists specializing in Couples Counseling

Joe Rustum

I help high achievers feel more confident in their decisions, less overwhelmed, and learn how to make the most out of their time.

Online Therapy

Authentic Connections Therapy and Wellness - Dr. Mallaree Blake

Courageously own who you are and let your relationships thrive!

Online Therapy

Quintessential Health

A core value of Quintessential Health is to provide treatment services to our clients in an exceptional, yet affordable manner.

Online Therapy

Rick Isenberg

LGBTQ+ affirming, insight-oriented, IFS, and experiential therapy for people who are hurting and struggling in their lives and relationships

Online Therapy

Alan Jacobson

My integrative practice weaves powerful established techniques with the latest innovations for powerful, meaningful, measurable results.

Online Therapy

Amanda Leno

Our clients come from a wide range of backgrounds but all have one thing in common - they've made a step in a direction to better themselves. Some have been in therapy for years and just need to check in once periodically while some are in crisis and needing more intensive support. Regardless of the level of severity of need everyone deserves to be heard and understood so that they can be and do better.

Online Therapy

Sheana Kupitz

I work from an integrative approach, supporting clients from all walks of life including birth to five, through childhood and adolescence, into adulthood. I focus on the treatment of general mental health, trauma related problems, adjustment issues, relationships challenges, and love to support anyone interested in improving their life.

Online Therapy

Jon Rodis

If you’re ADHD, autistic, gifted, “twice exceptional,” or otherwise neurodivergent, you’ve got a specialized, high-performance brain. When you’re doing something you love, everything just works. It's the rest of life that's incredibly stressful. We experience higher rates of depression, anxiety, trauma, school refusal, substance abuse--you name it. But, it's not a deficit in you. It's minority stress. Let's work on changing your environment to fit your brain, not the other way around.