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Connecticut — Statewide
Connecticut is a state of commuters and quiet professional pressure. Men in Fairfield County juggle a Metro-North schedule with a Manhattan job; executives, physicians, and founders across Hartford, New Haven, and the shoreline carry reputations that make it hard to walk into a local therapist's office five minutes from the office. And the bench of AASECT-trained men's sexual-health specialists inside the state is genuinely small — a handful of names, often booked out for months.
Paul Nelson is a Connecticut–licensed LPC and AASECT-certified sex therapist working with CT clients entirely over secure video. From a home office in Greenwich, a den in West Hartford, or a hotel room the night before a Yale interview, sessions are the same: 50 minutes on doxy.me, no drive up I-95 or the Merritt, no shared parking lot with people from work. The specialization travels; the commute doesn't.
How it works
Reach out through the contact form. We confirm the fit — often on a short intro conversation — then get you on the calendar.
Sessions run on doxy.me, a HIPAA-aligned telehealth platform. No app to install. Just click the Waiting Room link at your session time.
$250 per 50-minute session. FrankTalk is out-of-network; superbills are provided so you can seek reimbursement from your insurer.
Not sure this is the right fit? Talk to Paul first. No pressure, no obligation.
Statewide coverage
Ready to talk frankly?
A short call to make sure this is the right fit — then we get to work.
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