Services

Individual and Couple’s Counseling

Not Accepting New Clients

Robin Remsing of Nightbloom Therapy offers practical support and tangible skills to integrate life transitions into real life. Join her for a journey of self-discovery, coping skills, and beyond.

  • Individual Sessions for Adults 19+
    • $165 / 55-minute session
  • Couples Sessions for those seeking to strengthen their bond through communication
    • $ 200 / 90-minute session

Insurance

We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and United Healthcare / Optum.

Nightbloom Therapy believes in diversity, equality, and inclusiveness. Limited slots available for a sliding scale based on financial need. Please contact us to inquire further at robin@nightbloomtherapy.com.

Allied Populations

  • Neurodivergence (ADHD, OCD, etc.)
  • LGBTQIA+
  • Polyamory

Specialities

  • Mood Disorders – bipolar disorder and major depressive disorder
  • Addiction – recovery on your own terms, whether harm reduction or sobriety
  • Anxiety – social and general anxiety
  • Depression – including suicidality
  • Personal Development – self-esteem, self-image, body positivity, and self-advocacy
  • Grief & Loss – pet loss, divorce
  • Interpersonal Relationships – workplace culture, marital and premarital communication,
  • Perfectionism –

Styles and Modalities

Robin offers a direct and honest, yet compassionate space for healing. With a background in social work, Robin leans into strengths-based approaches to mental health. Clients can expect a safe space to discuss sensitive topics with a non-judgmental mental health professional who will advocate for them.

  • Strengths-Based Approach – This puts the strengths and resources of people, communities, and their environment, rather than their problems and pathologies, at the center of the helping process.
  • Humanistic Approach – This is grounded in the belief that individuals inherently strive for self-actualization and have the internal resources for growth and healing.
  • Integrative Approach – This evaluates a client’s physical and biological makeup, their psychological, emotional, and mental health, their social supports or environments, and their religion or spirituality – what they consider to be sacred.
  • Collaborative Approach – Interdisciplinary collaboration is an important aspect of social work that enables a team of specialists from different helping disciplines, such as psychiatry, psychology, counseling, medicine, and public health, to work alongside the social worker to provide services to a client. This positions the client as the expert of their own life, with guidance from various sources.
  • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
  • Trauma Informed –