Frequently asked questions

Love Let Out is a specialty telehealth group therapy practice serving Texas, Oregon, and Washington. We specialize in LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy, open relationships and ethical non-monogamy, kink and BDSM-affirming therapy, neurodivergent-affirming therapy, and religious trauma recovery. Here are the questions we hear most, answered plainly.

What is Love Let Out?

Love Let Out, PLLC is a telehealth therapy practice founded by Cody Glover, LPC-S, built for people whose lives rarely fit the intake forms at other practices. We serve LGBTQIA+, non-monogamous, kink, neurodivergent, and religious trauma recovery communities, and we come to that work as insiders.

We are not poly friendly, we are poly native. What makes us weird makes us wonderful.

Where do you offer therapy?

We provide therapy in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. Our founder Cody Glover serves clients in all three states as an LPC-S in Texas and Oregon and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington. All other clinicians on our team currently serve Texas only.

Are sessions online or in person?

All sessions are online. Love Let Out is a fully telehealth practice, which means you can meet with us from anywhere in Texas, Oregon, or Washington without commuting, arranging childcare, or sitting in a waiting room.

Will I have to explain my lifestyle to you?

No. Metas, polycules, on and off premises, aftercare, unmasking, deconstruction. We already speak the vocabulary of your daily life, so your sessions go toward what actually brought you in.

Too many of our clients spent their first sessions elsewhere teaching their therapist the basics. You deserve a therapist who can hear you from day one.

Why would I need therapy?

Needing therapy is not weakness. Most of us have survived our worst days, and sometimes surviving was all we did. Therapy is for doing more than surviving the next one, especially when the way you live has its own flag.

How is therapy different from talking to a friend?

A good friend cares about you. A therapist offers something different, a relationship free of judgment and entanglement, with clinical training in what makes a life worth living. We are also legally bound to confidentiality, so we could not spill the tea on you even if we wanted to.

Can medication replace therapy?

For most people, medication alone is not the whole picture. Medication can steady things, but it does not build the new perspectives or skills that make change last, and prescriptions sometimes need adjusting over time.

To the degree you are comfortable, we will coordinate with your prescriber and other providers to advocate for the treatment that serves you best.

What happens in sessions?

Sessions are shaped around you, not a script. Because each person brings different concerns and goals, we tailor our approach to your specific needs, drawing on methods like the Gottman Method, trauma-focused approaches, DBT, ACT, and positive psychology.

Your job is to show up honestly. Ours is to meet you there.

How long does therapy take?

There is no honest one-size answer. How long therapy takes depends on your goals, your circumstances, and what brought you in. Some people come for a season, others stay for deeper work.

We will talk openly about progress as we go so you are never left guessing.

How can I get the most out of therapy?

Your active participation matters more than anything we do. Come as honestly as you can, try things between sessions, and tell us when something is not working. We would rather hear it than have you quietly drift.

What if you are not the right fit?

We simply cannot know what you need until we work together, and we will tell you honestly if we are not it. If the primary concern is outside our scope, like EMDR-specific trauma work or substance abuse treatment, we will help you find the right referral rather than keep you in the wrong room.

How much does therapy cost?

Current session fees and insurance information are listed on our rates and insurance page. If cost is a concern, ask us about it during your free consultation and we will talk through your options honestly.

Do you offer couples and relationship therapy?

Yes. Our couples counseling serves partnerships of every structure, monogamous and non-monogamous alike, including polycules and other configurations that most couples therapists have never sat with.

Do you offer group therapy?

We offer group therapy, though no groups are currently running. If you would like to join the interest list for upcoming groups, mention it when you request a free consultation and we will reach out when a group opens.

Do you provide clinical supervision?

Yes. Cody Glover provides clinical supervision for Texas LPC Associates and Oregon LPC Registered Associates through a 52-week structured curriculum, with a focus on affirming care for the communities we serve.

Who will I work with?

You can meet our clinicians on our team page. Our therapists bring lived familiarity with LGBTQIA+, non-monogamous, kink, neurodivergent, and post-religious communities, not just professional training about them.

How do I get started?

Start with a free consultation so we can see if we are a good fit. If you live differently and want a therapist who can hear you, we would be glad to talk.

House Bill 4224 (89th Regular Session), which went into effect on Sept. 1, 2025, requires licensees to, per Section 181.105 of the Health and Safety Code, prominently post on their website and at any facility detailed instructions for a consumer to:

• Request the consumer’s health care records from the licensee;
• Contact the Council, as found on the Council’s Contact Us webpage; and
• File a consumer complaint with the Office of Attorney General’s Consumer Protection webpage.