How much are the sessions?
Dr. Heinz offers the first initial session: individually or as a couple, Online or in person. The initial session is non-refundable, even if you arrive late, leave early, or cancel late (24-hour notice of cancellation or rescheduling of an existing appointment).
Follow-up 50-minute sessions are available after the initial session. They are non-refundable, even if arriving late, leaving early, or canceling late (24-hour notice of cancellation or rescheduling of an existing appointment).
Dr. Heinz offers packages that you are welcome to take after the initial session. Depending on your case and needs, you can take a 5-session, 10-session, or 15-session package, as a couple or individual. Packages are non-refundable.
For pricing information, please contact Dr. Heinz
How long do the sessions last?
The initial session lasts 1 hour.
Regular, follow-up sessions last up to 50 minutes.
Can the sessions be in Spanish?
Yes. Dr. Heinz is fluent in both English and Spanish.
Can I use my insurance?
Unfortunately, Dr. Heinz does not accept insurance. Payments are accepted via Zelle or PayPal.
Same sex couple therapy near me
You deserve support that sees and celebrates your relationship exactly as it is. Dr. Heinz offers LGBTQ+ affirming couple sessions both in-person (if you’re local) and online to clients anywhere.
Geography shouldn’t limit your healing. With virtual sessions, you can work with a therapist who truly understands the unique joys and challenges of queer, trans, and same-sex relationships without having to educate them first.
What is intimacy counseling?
Intimacy counseling is a compassionate space to explore how you connect with yourself and others on emotional, physical, and sexual levels.
What are the 3 C’s of intimacy?
While many models exist, the 3 C’s Dr. Heinz emphasizes in her practice are:
Curiosity – Approaching your partner (and yourself) with openness, not assumptions. These aren’t rules—they’re invitations to deeper presence.
Communication – Honest, kind, and clear sharing of needs, boundaries, and feelings.
Consent – Ongoing, enthusiastic, and mutual agreement in all forms of touch and connection.
At what age is sexual desire highest?
While some studies suggest testosterone peaks in late teens/early 20s, desire is far more complex than hormones.
Many men -and women-in their 40s, 50s, and beyond report deeper, more fulfilling sexual desire—rooted in self-knowledge, emotional availability, and freedom from performance pressure.
Rather than chasing a “peak,” Dr. Heinz helps individuals reconnect with their authentic desire, regardless of age.
How to know a man is weak in bed?
This question reflects a harmful myth: that sex is about strength, performance, or “satisfying” a partner like a task.
True sexual connection isn’t about endurance or technique—it’s about presence, responsiveness, and mutual exploration.
If you’re feeling disconnected, the issue is rarely about one person being “weak.” It’s often about unspoken needs, mismatched expectations, or emotional barriers.
Let’s shift the conversation from judgment to curiosity: What would make intimacy feel more fulfilling to you?
What are the top 5 health issues for men?
Beyond physical health (like heart disease, prostate issues, or diabetes), some of the most impactful yet overlooked “health issues” for men are:
Relational avoidance – Difficulty sustaining deep emotional intimacy.
True wellness includes emotional and sexual wholeness—not just physical metrics.
Emotional isolation – Many men lack safe spaces to express vulnerability.
Sexual shame – Often tied to unrealistic standards or past trauma.
Mental health stigma – Leading to underdiagnosis of depression or anxiety.
Disconnection from bodily awareness – Ignoring signals of stress, fatigue, or pleasure.
