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Specialty online therapy in Texas, Oregon, Washington

Telehealth therapy

Love Let Out, PLLC is a specialty telehealth therapy practice serving clients anywhere in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. We provide online therapy for people in polyamorous and open relationships, kink and BDSM communities, LGBTQIA+ individuals, neurodivergent adults, and people recovering from religious trauma. We are native to these communities, not just friendly to them.

We believe everyone deserves a therapist who understands and accepts them for who they are. If your life is the embodiment of coloring outside the lines of social norms, you should never have to defend your choices, or watch a therapist mistake who you are for a symptom of the actual challenges you're facing. Around here, we hold to a simple idea. What makes us weird makes us wonderful.

Does online therapy actually work?

Yes. More than a decade of research shows that telehealth therapy is as effective as in-person care for most concerns, and it dramatically widens your access to true specialists.

When you're looking for a therapist who genuinely understands polyamory, swinging, kink and BDSM, LGBTQIA+ identities, neurodivergence, or religious trauma and secular or alternative faiths such as paganism, the right fit is rarely in your zip code. Online, it can be.

What states do we serve?

We provide online therapy to clients located anywhere in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. If you're in one of these three states, we can meet you online.

Wherever you live in Texas, from the sprawling metropolises of Houston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and El Paso to quieter towns like Wink, Ottine, Kenefick, and Langtry, you deserve a therapist who gets you before you even have your first session. The same is true across Oregon, whether you're in Portland, Eugene, Salem, or Bend, or tucked along the coast. And it's now true across Washington, from Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane, Bellingham, Olympia, and Vancouver, just across the Columbia.

Why were we built for telehealth?

Love Let Out was designed for online care from the beginning, not lurched into it during the COVID-19 pandemic like so many practices. Our goal has always been to reach the most people with the least hassle on their part.

Sessions happen without a commute, dressed in your pajamas, kilt, corset, Texas flag pants, Ducks gear, or Seahawks jersey, whatever you're comfortable in, as long as it's more than your birthday suit. And if you're not yet ready to be loud and proud with the people around you, being in your own home allows for privacy and discretion.

You also save time and money by skipping the drive. Traffic in Houston, around Portland, or on I-5 through Seattle is no joke.

Because sessions work on your phone, laptop, or desktop, you can meet wherever you feel most at ease. One of our most inspirational clients caught sunrises on the Texas coast during a few sessions. One of our busiest folded laundry while we talked. We've had the fortune of meeting many supportive cats, dogs, and other fur babies, and once even had to de-escalate a cockatiel.

What can telehealth sessions look like?

Telehealth can look like video sessions, phone conversations, secure messaging, or a blend of these approaches. Together, we create a treatment approach that fits your life, your schedule, and your comfort, because therapy should adapt to you, not the other way around.

Frequently asked questions

Is online therapy as effective as in-person therapy?

Yes, for most concerns. Research spanning more than a decade shows telehealth therapy produces outcomes comparable to in-person care, and it makes specialty care accessible to people who have no local specialist.

What states does Love Let Out serve?

Love Let Out provides telehealth therapy to clients located in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. You can attend sessions from anywhere in those states.

Who will I work with in Oregon or Washington?

Our founder Cody Glover serves all three states as an LPC-S in Texas and Oregon and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington. Our other clinicians currently serve clients in Texas.

What do I need for a telehealth session?

A phone, laptop, or desktop with an internet connection, and a spot where you feel comfortable talking. That's it.

Is telehealth private?

Yes. Sessions take place over secure platforms, and meeting from your own home often gives you more discretion than walking into an office ever could.

If you or someone you know is struggling to find the time, the energy, or a counselor with the niche knowledge to truly meet your needs, reach out for a free consultation and see if we're a good fit. Let's make therapy work for you, wherever you are in Texas, Oregon, or Washington.