Gay & LGBTQ-Affirming Therapist in West Hollywood
West Hollywood is one of the most vibrant LGBTQ+ communities in the world. It’s a place where you can live openly, love freely and be yourself. But living here also comes with its own set of pressures — the intensity of the social scene, the pervasiveness of substance use, the way comparison culture seeps into everything from the gym to the apps, and the unspoken expectation that because you live in WeHo, you should have it all figured out.
You don’t have to have it all figured out. And you don’t have to navigate it alone.
I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a gay man who has worked with the LGBTQ+ community throughout my entire career. My West Hollywood office is located at 8271 Melrose Avenue — right in the heart of WeHo, easily accessible whether you’re coming from the neighborhood, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Fairfax, or anywhere across the Westside.
I specialize in working with gay men who are navigating:
Addiction and recovery — including alcohol, substances, and the complicated relationship many gay men have with party culture. I take a compassionate, flexible approach — whether your goal is harm reduction, sobriety, or something in between.
Anxiety and overwhelm — the constant noise in your head, the pressure to perform, the worry that won’t shut off.
Relationship challenges — whether you’re struggling in a current relationship, recovering from one, or trying to figure out why you keep repeating the same patterns.
Grief and loss — including the kinds of grief the world doesn’t always recognize: the loss of chosen family, community members, a sense of safety, or the life you thought you’d have.
Negative self-image and internalized shame — the feeling that you’re not enough, despite everything you’ve accomplished.
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I also see clients at my Larchmont Village office at 627 N Larchmont Blvd and offer online sessions across California. Many of my clients choose a mix depending on what works best for their week.
You Deserve a therapist who doesn’t just accept you — but truly understands you.
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