many come with questions of intimacy and desire, others with the ache of disconnection or betrayal. couples arrive when communication has fractured, or when trust has worn thin. individuals arrive when they feel unseen, unheard, or uncertain of their erotic life. the work begins wherever the thread has frayed - and moves toward repair.

sessions may be held in person in boston, or privately across distance for clients throughout the u.s. - including massachusetts, new york, connecticut, arizona, and several other licensed states - as well as across the united kingdom. both formats are designed to carry the same quiet precision: depth, discretion, and attunement held steady. whether in the calm of the office, the quiet of a walk, or the stillness of a screen, the work remains private, personal, and exacting.

discretion is not an afterthought at thread & tether; it is built into the architecture of the practice itself. there are no google listings, no reviews, no public directories. while the boston office address is named here for those arriving in person, and private lines are shared once work begins, these details are never scattered into public forums. in this way, what is most private remains protected - the work held apart from noise, anchored instead in trust, discernment, and intention.

concierge therapy offers a discreet and flexible form of care. it provides on-call access, private scheduling, and support shaped around the rhythms of your life. sessions may be held in the office, virtually, or arranged in private settings such as a home or hotel. for those who require immediacy and discretion, it is therapy designed to meet you where you are - with continuity, privacy, and depth.

an immersive intensive is a full-day, or weekend devoted entirely to the work of repair. couples who have faced infidelity, rupture, or long-standing distance often choose this form when weekly sessions cannot hold the urgency of what needs to be addressed. intensives allow for deep movement in concentrated time - intimacy rewoven not in months, but in days.