Aligning Intimacy

04/27/2026

We’re are so excited to be starting our new support group this summer! Feel free to contact us for more information for you or your clients.

04/04/2026

04/01/2026

Don’t forget to sign up for our training on Friday! Comment a green heart for the link to enroll 💚

*xtherapy

03/30/2026

Final part of this trend! So excited that our practice gets to show the little versions of us what we can do!

03/23/2026

Part 2 of a trend that we can’t get enough of!

03/17/2026

We love this trend! Part 1 of our office 💚

03/13/2026

We’re excited to announce Round 2 of our “Let’s Talk About Sex” training! This round will be held virtually via Zoom.

We designed this course for clinicians who are NOT s*x therapists, but who want to feel more comfortable and competent discussing s*xual topics and concerns with their clients. This course would also be appropriate for students or new clinicians who are interested in s*x therapy but haven’t received much training yet!

Participants will gain knowledge and tools that you can use in their office right away, and they’ll also have a clear idea of when it’s time to refer out to a s*x therapist.

The course is NBCC-approved for 6 CE credit hours, and it is also approved for 6 AASECT credits. Discounts are available for students currently enrolled in a master’s level program and newly licensed professionals within their first year post-license.

Check out our website for more details and to reserve your spot as space is limited!

https://aligningintimacy.com/educational-services/p/lets-talk-about-s*x-how-to-discuss-s*xual-wellness-in-the-therapy-office

03/10/2026

With endometriosis impacting 1 in 10 individuals born with a uterus, our awareness and education on endo can be key to helping those who are impacted feel understood and receive proper treatment.

We nominate .phases and .path.counseling to complete the challenge!
*xualwellness *xtherapy

11/23/2025

Not every body is up for commentary.
Not everyone is in the same season with food, movement, or mental health.
And not every change you notice is something that needs to be named.

So this year, try:

No comments on weight
No comments on food portions
No comments on diets or “being bad”
No comments on someone’s body changing...at all

What you can bring to the table: kindness, presence, connection, and conversations that don’t make someone shrink inside themselves.

Bodies aren’t community property.
They’re not holiday small talk.
And they’re not an open invitation for feedback.

Let people be.
Let bodies be.
Let the holiday be about something other than appearance.

Happy Thanksgiving - may your table feel safe, warm, and judgment-free.