Areas of Focus
Micah has built specific expertise around these communities and relationship structures — so you're not starting from scratch, and you're not the one educating your therapist.
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Micah helps clients work through jealousy, build healthy boundaries, and communicate clearly within non-monogamous relationships. He treats these relationships with the same seriousness and skill as any other
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A large majority of Micah's clients identify as LGBTQ+. He works to decenter his own default position in the world and holds space for clients without requiring them to explain or justify their identity.
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Micah provides an affirming space for kink-identified individuals and couples, free of shame or stigma. Clients can show up as themselves without over-explaining.
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Micah supports clients who've had to write their own narratives because society hasn't made room for them, centering their lived experience rather than a default script.
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Micah works with fellow millennials navigating change — career shifts, relationship transitions, identity, and growth — even when the process is uncomfortable.
How do I know if this would be a good fit?
Micah's approach tends to be a great fit for people who are motivated to work on themselves and their relationships, want more than someone who simply listens, and are looking for a space where they feel genuinely seen. If you're open to honest reflection and the discomfort that meaningful growth sometimes requires, you'll likely connect well with his style. It may not be the right fit if you're looking for someone to "fix" you or someone else, or if you're unwilling to engage with and respect the lived experiences of others.