About Me

I began practicing polyamory in 2013 while studying psychology — and what a lot of practice it took! I started off with a lot of trial-and-error in my earliest nonmonogamous explorations. At the same time, I began reading books, forums, and other testimonials of nonmonogamous, polyamorous, and other relationship-exploring folks to try and make sense of my journey as a polyamorous man.

I decided my career goal was to become a relationship therapist tailored to people and relationships that are nontraditional, exploratory, nonmonogamous, or polyamorous. That way, I could be the support for others that I never had while on this path of self-discovery, exploration, breaking from expectations and tradition, and finding one’s ideal lovestyle.

On my professional path so far, I’ve mostly worked with children, adolescents, and families in various roles. I’ve cared for youths with developmental disabilities such as autism in multiple settings. I led at a summer camp as a counselor and program director. I taught preschoolers and developed collaborative relationships with families in largely low-income neighborhoods. I worked as a therapy aide for families with children and adolescents in crisis. All of these diverse experiences have shaped and enriched my perspective as a clinician in ways that I never expected when setting out to study psychology. Most recently, I began working as a mental health counselor, leaving America for Europe to continue furthering my career as a helper. 

At my current stage, I am completing a master’s program in psychology in Prague which will lead to my licensure to practice as a therapist. As a result, I am able to offer discounted rates for my counseling services for the time being.