ReSpark Group is a premier therapy practice, with industry-leading clinicians, helping clients with relationships and sexual wellness. With ReSpark, you get the benefits of working with one of the biggest couples therapy and sex therapy groups in the country. All clinicians receive continuous supervision, consultation, and advanced education.
ReSpark offers evidence-based, effective therapy and coaching. Clinicians obtain world-class sex therapy and couples therapy training from the Sexual Health Alliance. Our team personally matches every patient with an expert who has the right personality and education for the best outcomes. Your time is valuable, and it's our goal for you to quickly develop rapport with someone who is a good fit for you and your needs.
Open relationships, also known as ethical non-monogamy, can be a huge source of love, joy, and excitement for individuals and couples, though at times these relationships can result in painful experiences and hurt relationships. There are millions of combinations and styles that can occur under this umbrella term and our clients often get creative in how they define their unique relationships. In specific terms, an open relationship refers to a non-exclusive relationship, one where meeting and being with other people is encouraged and celebrated.
This does not necessarily mean that each partner has many significant others, but it could. Sometimes the definition of an open relationship overlaps with the definition of a polyamorous relationship, but they do differ depending on the relationship agreements. We specialize in therapy for open relationships and can help no matter where you are on this exciting journey. Open relationships or ethical non-monogamy can be a huge source of love, joy and excitement and sometimes it can also result in painful experienced which can contribute to the most difficult time of your life.
We are here to help you every step of the way. We specialize in therapy for open relationships and can help no matter where you are in the journey. Though many people have successful open relationships, this relationship dynamic is still stigmatized, lacks positive role models, and may be difficult to navigate. Therapy for couples and individuals already in an opening relationship or thinking about opening up can be helpful in identifying potential pitfalls and preventing pain down the road.
