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Sagebrush Counseling

Online Couples & Individual Therapy

Available in Texas, Maine, Montana, and New Hampshire

Virtual therapy for couples and individuals navigating trust, intimacy, and neurodivergence — from your home or office (or wherever you have a quiet, private space).

Licensed Therapist
100% Virtual
Insurance & Private Pay
Confidential Sessions
Licensed in Texas·Maine·Montana·New Hampshire
Lacey, therapist at Sagebrush Counseling
Meet Your Therapist

Amiti Grozdon, LPC, LCMHC, LCPC

My approach is solutions-focused, warm, and direct. I help couples and individuals move through stuck places with clarity and pace, drawing on evidence-based methods alongside specialized training in relational and neurodivergent-affirming support.

My practice welcomes the messy, complicated, real stuff of being human. Whether you arrive with heartbreak, burnout, autism or ADHD, or simply a sense that something needs to change, you'll find space to be exactly where you are.

Specialized Training
Couples Infidelity Repair: Treating Affairs and Trauma (Gottman)
AANE Neurodiverse Couples Therapy
AANE Neurodiverse Couples Intimacy
AANE Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
Integrative Couples Sex and Intimacy Training
Solutions-Focused Brief Therapy (Institute for Solution-Focused Therapy)
ACT for Autism and Adult ADHD
DBT for Neurodivergent Clients
Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT)
Where I Practice

Licensed in four states

All sessions are virtual. Currently accepting new clients in:

About Sagebrush

A practice rooted in
connection

Sagebrush Counseling is a virtual therapy practice for couples and individuals navigating the relationships that matter most. Whether you're rebuilding trust, reconnecting after distance, or learning to thrive as a neurodivergent partner, this is a place to be understood without having to translate yourself.

The name comes from the sagebrush plant, a quiet, resilient species that thrives in difficult terrain and grows stronger through challenging conditions. That resilience is what I aim to cultivate with every client.

Couples Therapy

Working through it together with your partner

Individual Therapy

Doing the work on your own, at your own pace

100% Virtual

Secure telehealth sessions from anywhere you feel comfortable

Insurance & Private Pay

In-network with several insurance plans, plus private pay options

My Specialties

Specialized work
for what matters most

My practice centers on three specialties, each available for couples or individuals, and each grounded in the same values: warmth, honesty, and presence.

Trust and Infidelity

Couples and Individuals

Working through betrayal, broken trust, and the complex aftermath, together or on your own.

  • Affair recovery
  • Rebuilding trust after betrayal
  • Financial infidelity and secret-keeping
  • Processing betrayal individually
  • Deciding whether to stay or leave
  • Support for the partner who cheated
  • Healing after a relationship ends
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Intimacy and Connection

Couples and Individuals

For relationships where closeness has gone quiet, distant, or felt out of reach.

  • Emotional and physical intimacy
  • Desire discrepancy
  • Sexless or low-intimacy relationships
  • Reconnecting after distance
  • Fear of intimacy or vulnerability
  • Communication and repair after rupture
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Neurodivergence

Couples and Individuals

Affirming therapy for autism, ADHD, and AuDHD, designed to fit how you actually function in life and relationships.

  • Neurodivergent couples therapy
  • Mixed-neurotype relationships
  • Late-discovered or late-diagnosed autism and ADHD
  • Masking, burnout, and identity
  • RSD and emotional regulation
  • Sensory needs in relationships
  • Communication across different neurotypes
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Therapy for couples
and individuals.

Every specialty above is offered in both couples and individual formats. Whether you're navigating this together or working through it on your own, the support fits the relationship you're trying to build.

Insurance and Rates

Insurance and private pay options

I'm in-network with several major insurance plans. Private pay rates are also available. Reach out to your insurance company first to verify what's covered under your plan.

Intensives are private pay only. Couples therapy coverage varies by plan — check with your insurer to confirm.

How It Works

Getting started, step by step

1
Reach Out

Send a short message about what's bringing you in.

2
Free Consultation

A 15-minute call to see if we're a good fit.

3
First Session

We meet virtually and begin understanding what you need.

4
Ongoing Work

Sessions tailored to your goals and pace.

Virtual Therapy

How virtual
therapy works

No commute. No waiting room. No rearranging your day around a drive across town. Just open your laptop or phone, and we begin.

All sessions happen on a HIPAA-compliant secure video platform, so your privacy is protected from start to finish.

1

Find your space

Join from your couch, a quiet room at home, or a private spot at work — anywhere safe, secure, and free from interruption.

2

Click your secure link

You'll receive your link to use for sessions. One click and you're in. No downloads. No passwords to remember.

3

Start the session

That's it. We meet, we work, we end on time. Your only job is to show up.

The Approach

How I work
with you

My approach is direct, warm, and collaborative. I meet you where you are, work at your pace, and create space for the conversations that matter most, even the ones that feel impossible to start.

Direct and warm

I don't talk around the issue. I address what's happening with honesty and warmth, so you can make real progress, not just feel heard.

Client-led pacing

There's no rigid timeline. Some sessions go deep, others are about regrouping. I follow your readiness, not a predetermined plan.

A safe, affirming space

Whatever you're carrying, including trauma, betrayal, identity, or neurodivergence, you can bring the full truth here without translating yourself or fearing judgment.

Common Concerns

You might be here because

Many of my clients come in with similar questions and feelings. If any of these resonate, you're in the right place.

"I found something on their phone and I can't unsee it."
"We process the world differently, and we want to understand each other better."
"We haven't had a real conversation in months."
"I think I might be autistic or ADHD — or I've recently discovered I am — and everything I thought I knew about myself is shifting."
"I love them but I don't trust them."
"I shut down every time we try to get close, emotionally or physically."
"I'm tired of masking, and I want my relationship to actually fit who I am."
"I'm the one who had the affair, and I need help understanding why and figuring out what's next."
"We used to be so connected. Now we feel like roommates."

Ready to take
the first step?

You don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out. We'll start wherever you are.

Common Questions

Before you reach out

Quick answers to what people ask most. For everything else, the full FAQ page has more.

Yes, I accept several major insurance plans. One important note: many insurance plans don't cover couples therapy or relationship-focused therapy, since they typically require a mental health diagnosis for the individual being treated. I recommend calling your insurance company directly to ask whether couples or relationship therapy is covered under your plan. Private pay options are always available if your insurance doesn't cover the work we want to do together.
Yes, I offer private pay rates for clients who prefer not to use insurance or whose insurance doesn't cover the type of therapy they need (such as couples therapy or intensives). Please contact me to discuss current rates.
No. Many of my clients attend individually to work through relationship-related concerns, whether they're currently in a partnership or not. I offer both couples and individual sessions across all of my specialty areas.
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy treats autism, ADHD, and AuDHD as differences rather than disorders to be fixed. Whether you're formally diagnosed, self-identified, questioning, or somewhere in between — you are welcome here. I work to understand your unique needs (including sensory and communication preferences) and help you build a life and relationships that fit how you actually function, not how the world expects you to.
Your initial session is focused on understanding what brought you to therapy and what you're hoping to work on. We'll discuss your history, current concerns, and begin developing a plan together. There's no pressure to have everything figured out beforehand.
It depends on what you're working through. Some clients see meaningful progress in 8 to 12 sessions, while others benefit from longer-term work. We'll regularly check in on your progress and adjust together so the work continues to feel purposeful.
Confidentiality is a foundation of our work together, and what you share in session is protected. There are a few limited exceptions required by law, including situations involving imminent risk of harm to yourself or others, suspected abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult, or a valid court order. I'll review these limits clearly during your first session so you know exactly what to expect.

How to connect.

The best way to schedule a session or book a free 15-minute consult is to fill out the contact form. I respond to all inquiries within one business day.

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Virtual Sessions

Available in TX, ME, MT, and NH

Hours

Tues–Fri 8am–7pm
Sat 8am–5pm (your time zone)