At Get Whitt Therapy, we hold space for people who are navigating relationships—with themselves, with others, and with the world around them. If you're tired of performing, carrying the emotional load, or wondering if your story is too complicated to share—you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

We work with individuals, couples, and families—especially those within queer and BIPOC communities—who are looking for a space that feels honest, culturally aware, and deeply relational. You don’t need to have it all figured out before starting therapy. If you’re willing to show up, we’ll figure it out together.

You're questioning how you show up in your relationships and want to reconnect with yourself or others.

You’ve been carrying the emotional labor in your family or partnership and you’re tired.

You're trying to work through a rupture—something that broke your trust, your confidence, or your sense of safety.

You're moving through grief, heartbreak, or a major life transition.

You’re deconstructing parts of your identity, spirituality, or values and need a space that honors your process.

You want therapy that sees your culture, your queerness, your fullness—not something to work around, but something to work with.

For Individuals:

Identity exploration (racial, cultural, gender, and sexual identity)

Unpacking family patterns and internalized messages

Grief and loss—from people, places, or even versions of yourself

Relationship stress (romantic, platonic, familial)

Religious and spiritual trauma

Burnout, boundaries, and saying “no” without guilt

Anxiety, overwhelm, and emotional fatigue

Life transitions and defining your own path

For Couples:

Communication and connection issues

Repairing trust after ruptures or betrayals

Supporting queer and same-sex couples through affirming, culturally grounded care

Navigating differences in background, values, or relational needs

Premarital or commitment work rooted in collaboration and clarity

Conflict that keeps looping without resolution

Expanding conversations around sex, intimacy, and partnership

For Families:

Parenting support across cultural, generational, and identity differences

Supporting LGBTQ+ youth and family members

Rebuilding connection and navigating ongoing conflict

Creating space for every voice in the family system

Healing the hurt that’s been passed down—and deciding what gets passed on next