About Dr. Nic Natale

I am Nicholas A. Natale, Ph.D., a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Sex Therapist, and Certified Hypnotherapist. I provide therapy for individuals and couples navigating emotional, relational, and personal concerns.

My work is grounded in professional therapy and informed by depth-oriented approaches when appropriate. I focus on helping clients understand patterns, restore emotional safety, and engage their experiences with greater clarity and self-trust.

Clinical Orientation

I approach therapy as a collaborative process—one that values careful pacing, emotional containment, and respect for complexity of life.

Clients often seek my work for concerns related to intimacy and relationships, as well as anxiety, life transitions, problematic sexual behavior, and periods of internal conflict. Therapy is not about performance or quick solutions, but about creating the conditions for meaningful and sustainable change.

Continuity of Care

An important aspect of my practice is the direct therapeutic relationship I maintain with my clients.

Clients communicate directly with me rather than through a front office or intermediary. This structure supports continuity, discretion, and clarity while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries.

Administrative needs—such as scheduling, billing, and documentation—are handled through a secure client portal designed to streamline the process without interfering with the therapeutic work.

Experience & Training

I bring over two decades of clinical experience working with individuals and couples. My background includes advanced training in clinical mental health counseling, sex therapy, clinical hypnosis, and relational work.

These areas of specialization allow me to support clients working with sensitive material while remaining grounded in ethical practice and professional standards.

How I Work

Therapy is tailored to the needs of the individual or couple. Some clients benefit from structured, insight-oriented conversations; others may incorporate experiential approaches as appropriate.

Sex therapy and hypnosis are used selectively and only within the context of therapy. Not all clients will engage these approaches, and they are never required for meaningful work to occur.

Begin With an Inquiry

If you are considering therapy and would like to explore whether this work is a good fit, the first step is to submit an inquiry.