No. The purpose of therapy is not to condemn technology. The goal is to help clients determine whether a particular relationship is supporting or undermining their overall well-being.

You do not need to commit to ending an AI relationship before beginning therapy. Many clients begin by simply exploring the role the relationship plays in their lives.

No. Artificial relationship concerns can involve friendship-based companions, roleplay companions, emotional support bots, virtual partners, and other forms of AI-mediated connection.

There is no universal answer. Different couples have different expectations and boundaries. Therapy can help partners discuss these differences openly and determine what feels acceptable within their relationship.

Not necessarily. Many people use AI companions without significant problems. Therapy focuses less on labels and more on whether the relationship is creating distress, impairment, dependency, or conflict.

Fees vary by service and are discussed during the consultation process. Please reach out for current rates and availability.

In an effort to increase access to care, a limited number of completely free pro bono appointments may be available for individuals experiencing financial hardship.