Psychotherapy & Wellness Services
For individuals…
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Dr. Leonard provides individual psychotherapy for adults navigating mood and anxiety disorders, including depression, bipolar spectrum conditions, trauma, and chronic stress. His work also supports individuals seeking greater self-understanding, emotional regulation, and psychological well-being, whether in response to a specific difficulty or as part of longer-term personal development.
He has particular experience working with men who may be new to therapy or uncertain about the process, as well as individuals managing psychologically complex medical conditions such as chronic pain or illness, in coordination with medical providers when appropriate. His approach is well-suited to patients with long-standing patterns of distress or personality-related difficulties that require careful, structured, and non-reactive clinical work.
For relationships…
Dr. Leonard provides psychotherapy focused on intimacy and connection within a wide range of relationship structures, including monogamous, non-monogamous, and LGBTQ+ relationships. His work addresses concerns such as emotional and sexual closeness, communication breakdowns, boundary violations (including infidelity), and difficulties sustaining satisfaction over time. Relationships experiencing high distress and conflict are are central to his work.
The approach is grounded in careful attention to relational dynamics, individual psychology, and the role of intimacy in attachment and connection. Therapy is structured to support greater honesty, stability, and mutual understanding, whether relationships are in crisis or seeking to deepen intimacy.
Specializing in
Intimacy & Sexuality
Dr. Leonard provides psychotherapy focused on sexuality and intimacy across the lifespan, recognizing these as central components of identity, well-being, and relationships. Clinical work may include questions of sexual identity, dating and readiness for intimacy, self-esteem, desire, and the development of satisfying and consensual sexual expression. Space is also available to explore sexual curiosity or variation in a thoughtful, safe, and non-judgmental clinical context.
This work often includes support during periods of transition, such as recovery following divorce, separation, or the end of significant relationships, particularly when trust, self-concept, or readiness for new intimacy has been disrupted.
He also works with individuals and partners experiencing sexual difficulties, including problems with arousal, desire, orgasm, or sexual avoidance, as well as the impact of medical conditions, psychological stress, or relational factors on sexual functioning. Treatment integrates psychological, relational, and, when appropriate, medical considerations.
In addition, Dr. Leonard has experience working with the psychological effects of sexual trauma, distressing or dysregulated sexual behaviors, and long-standing patterns of difficulty related to sexuality. This includes work with non-criminal paraphilic interests, compulsive sexual behavior, and concerns sometimes described as “sex addiction,” approached carefully and without moralizing. The emphasis is on understanding, regulation, responsibility, and psychological integration rather than labeling or shame.