Amiti Grozdon,
M.Ed., LPC, LCMHC, LCPC
Therapy for the relationships, patterns, and parts of yourself that have been waiting for someone to actually listen.
I'm a licensed therapist specializing in couples work, betrayal recovery, and neurodivergent relationships. I work with people who are carrying things they were never given the tools to set down, and I'm here to help you set them down with care.
Some things aren't meant to be carried alone
I became a therapist because I kept noticing how many people are carrying things they were never given the tools to set down. They were told to move on, to be strong, to let it go. No one stopped to ask how.
My work focuses on couples and individuals navigating the relationships that shape them: partners, family, the relationship with themselves. Whether the rupture is recent (an affair, a betrayal, a slow drift apart) or older (patterns that keep showing up in every partnership), I help people understand what's actually happening underneath, and what they want to do next.
"I gently challenge you when it's helpful, and hold steady when things feel heavy. You don't need to arrive with the right words for what you're carrying."
I also specialize in neurodivergence, including ADHD, autism, and neurodiverse relationships, because these experiences are so often misunderstood. Therapy here is a space where you do not have to mask or explain yourself. We work with how you are wired, not against it.
One of the things I find most meaningful about this work is watching clients step into who they are, build on what is already there, and reconnect with their own worth. That happens differently for everyone. The work I do is shaped around that.
The approaches I draw on
My work is integrative. I don't apply a single method to every situation. The right approach depends on what you're carrying and what's most likely to help you set it down.
Attachment-Informed
For understanding how early relationships shape the way you connect now, and how to build something different.
Somatic Approaches
For working with what lives in the body, not just the mind. Useful when talking isn't reaching the thing.
ACT
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. For getting unstuck from overthinking and avoidance.
Neurodivergence-Informed
Strategies that work with your system, not against it. No masking required in this room.
Solutions-Focused
Identifying what is already working and building toward meaningful, sustainable change.
Strength-Based
Building on what's already working in you. The skills, instincts, and resilience you've developed get to be part of the work, not something we leave at the door.
What working with me feels like
I'm direct without being harsh. Warm without being vague. I don't talk around the issue. I name what I'm noticing and we figure out what to do with it together.
You don't need to arrive with a clear starting point or the right words for what you're carrying. The work is collaborative, and we move at your pace.
Practical and reflective
We start with what you want to feel different and build toward that, while slowing down to understand the patterns underneath so the changes hold.
Honest reflection
I share what I'm noticing about the work, when something isn't quite landing, and when shifts are happening, so we can adjust together.
Built around your system
Whether you're neurotypical or neurodivergent, working through something acute or doing slower long-term work, the approach fits how you actually function, not a generic protocol.
No pressure to perform
You don't have to be articulate, organized, or "ready." Showing up is enough. The rest we figure out together.
Who I work with and what I focus on
My practice is intentionally specialized. The work below is what I do every day, and what I've trained extensively in.
Couples Therapy & Marriage Counseling
For couples navigating communication breakdown, intimacy, infidelity, and the patterns that build over years. I work with married couples, long-term partnerships, and couples who want to make a clear and informed decision about what comes next.
Neurodiverse Couples & Neurodivergent Adults
I hold AANE-informed training in neurodiverse couples counseling and intimacy. I work with ADHD couples, autistic partners, late-identified neurodivergent adults, and AuDHD relationships. No masking required.
Infidelity & Betrayal Recovery
I hold specialized training in betrayal and affair recovery (Gottman Treating Affairs and Trauma). I work with betrayed partners, with the partner who was unfaithful, and with couples navigating the aftermath together. Both partners are addressed directly.
Individual Therapy
For individuals working on self-worth, anxiety, relationship patterns, dating, divorce recovery, and the relational dimensions of ADHD and autism. You don't need to be in a relationship for this work to be relevant.
Relationship Therapy for Singles
Dating anxiety, attachment patterns, divorce recovery, people-pleasing, and the patterns that keep showing up with partners. This work is about the relationship you have with yourself, before, between, or after relationships.
Self-Esteem & Self-Worth
For rebuilding confidence after a relationship has eroded it, working through inner-critic patterns, and reconnecting with the person you've been compensating for, hiding, or apologizing for. Identity work for the parts of you that haven't had room to breathe.
Specialized training I draw on
I invest heavily in continuing education because the work demands it. The trainings below directly inform how I work with couples, neurodivergent clients, and people navigating betrayal and trust repair.
M.Ed. in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling, Lamar University
B.S., Ohio State University
Licensed in four states
All sessions conducted via secure telehealth. Available to clients located anywhere in these states at the time of session.
When I'm not in session, you'll find me reading by the ocean, taking day trips, or exploring new coffee shops.
Ready to start the work?
The complimentary 15-minute consultation is a no-pressure place to start. We'll see if we're a fit, and you'll get a clear sense of what working together would look like.