Online Therapy for Couples and Individuals

Telehealth therapy for couples navigating what feels stuck, and individuals doing the deeper work on their own. Specializing in neurodiverse relationships, infidelity recovery, ADHD in marriage, and depth-oriented individual therapy. Licensed in Texas, New Hampshire, Maine, and Montana.

Texas · New Hampshire · Maine · Montana

Amiti Grozdon, M.Ed., LPC LCPC

My approach is depth-oriented and solutions-focused — drawing on parts work, somatic approaches, narrative therapy, and psychoeducation depending on what the work requires. I hold AANE-informed training in autism and ADHD in relationships, and specialized training in couples intimacy and betrayal recovery. I work with couples navigating communication breakdown, emotional distance, resentment, and infidelity alongside those navigating neurodiverse dynamics and depth-oriented individual work.

Texas — Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC #92348 New Hampshire — Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, LCMHC #5711 Maine — Clinical Counselor, CC #8561 Montana — Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, LCPC #87815

Sagebrush Counseling | Homepage Sections
Who Tends to Find Their Way Here

You may recognize yourself here.

I work with couples and individuals across a range of presentations. You may find yourself here.

Couples

You love each other and keep having the same fight. Something has shifted and you cannot find your way back to each other on your own. The spark has quietly faded, trust was broken, or you have grown in different directions and are not sure what that means yet.

Couples therapy

Individuals

You are working through something relational: a betrayal, a pattern that keeps repeating, a marriage you are trying to understand. You need space that is entirely yours. Or you are asking bigger questions about meaning, direction, and who you are.

Individual therapy

Neurodiverse couples

You or your partner may have ADHD or autism, whether formally diagnosed or just beginning to make sense of it. The relationship patterns that feel impossible to shift often have an explanation that standard couples therapy never gets to. My practice is built for that.

Neurodiverse couples therapy

Neurodivergent adults

You received an ADHD or autism diagnosis recently or later in life and are rebuilding how you understand yourself, your relationships, and your history. Or you have always known something was different and are finally finding language for it.

Neurodivergent therapy

After a rupture

Infidelity, a significant betrayal, a breach of trust that changed the relationship permanently. You are trying to decide whether repair is possible, what it would take, and whether you want to do that work. This is a space for both partners and for the individual who needs to work through it alone first.

Infidelity and betrayal recovery

Depth and meaning

You have built a full life. Something important still feels missing and you want to understand what it is, not just manage how you feel about it. You are self-aware, capable, and looking for a therapist who can meet you at the level the questions are happening.

Depth therapy
Services

What I offer

01

Couples therapy

For couples navigating what feels stuck: communication, distance, trust, or intimacy. Weekly or biweekly sessions available via telehealth.

02

Individual therapy

For adults working through relationship patterns, neurodivergence, and the deeper questions that bring people to therapy on their own.

03

Couples intensives

Concentrated 3-hour sessions for couples who want to move faster than weekly therapy allows. Available via telehealth from your home.

Where I Practice

Licensed across four states

All sessions via secure telehealth. Join from your home or office anywhere in these states.

Texas Licensed Professional Counselor · LPC #92348 All of Texas
New Hampshire Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor · LCMHC #5711 All of New Hampshire
Maine Clinical Professional Counselor · CPC #8561 All of Maine
Montana Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor · LCPC #BBH-LCPC-LIC-87815 All of Montana

Telehealth only. Available to any client located in these states at the time of session.

Fees

Session rates

Full Pricing Details
Individual or Couples $200 50-minute session
Extended Session $350 90-minute session
Couples Intensive $600 3-hour session

All sessions are private pay. A superbill can be provided for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Full pricing details.

Getting Started

Your first session, step by step

1
2
3
4

Book a 15-Min Complimentary Consultation

A brief phone call to go over my practice, learn about what you are seeking, and discuss next steps if you decide you would like to schedule a session. No commitment required.

Receive your intake paperwork

If we decide to move forward, you will receive an intake form to your email, your secure video link, and a payment link via text. Simple and handled entirely online.

Attend your first session

The first session is 50 minutes. We use it to understand what is bringing you in, what you are hoping changes, and what a good outcome looks like for you. You do not need to have it figured out beforehand.

Build from there

Sessions are weekly or biweekly depending on what suits the work. Most clients see meaningful movement in 10 to 20 sessions. Depth work and infidelity recovery often run longer, and that is expected.

All sessions are held via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform. Available to clients in Texas, New Hampshire, Maine, and Montana. Evening and weekend appointments available.

Book a 15-Min Complimentary Consultation
FAQs

Common questions

How much does therapy cost?

Sessions are $200 for 50 minutes, $350 for 90 minutes, and $600 for a 3-hour couples intensive. All sessions are private pay. I do not bill insurance directly, but I can provide a superbill for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Which states do you serve?

I am licensed in Texas, New Hampshire, Maine, and Montana. All sessions are conducted via secure telehealth so you can join from your home or office anywhere in those states.

Do I need a diagnosis to start therapy?

No. You do not need a formal diagnosis to begin. Whether you are questioning, self-identifying, or already have a diagnosis, you are welcome. Therapy can be a space to better understand yourself without labels being required.

What happens in the first session?

The first session is 50 minutes and is primarily an intake. We use it to understand what is bringing you in, what you are hoping changes, and what a good outcome looks like. You do not need to have everything figured out before we begin.

How long does therapy usually take?

Most clients attend for 10 to 20 sessions, though this varies depending on your goals. Depth work and infidelity recovery often run longer. Sessions are available weekly or biweekly depending on what suits the work.

Get Started

Start here.

Couples and individual therapy via telehealth in Texas, New Hampshire, Maine, and Montana. Your 15-min consultation is complimentary.

Texas · New Hampshire · Maine · Montana

  • "We’d been to two therapists before. By session three here we were actually changing things, not just talking about them."

    Client Testimonial (anonymity to protect client confidentiality)

  • "I kept telling people I was fine. And I was, by every measure I knew how to use. This was the first space where someone took seriously that “fine” wasn’t the point"

    Client Testimonial (anonymity to protect client confidentiality)

  • "I felt so ashamed after I cheated. Like, I was the ‘bad guy,’ and I deserved to feel like garbage. Therapy helped me with it why I did what I did, how to take real accountability. It wasn’t easy, but I can finally look in the mirror again without hating myself."

    Client testimonial protected to remain anonymity

  • "Divorce was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. I didn’t know who I was outside of my marriage, and I honestly thought I had ruined my chances at any relationships."

    Client testimonial protected to remain anonymity