About Adi Elinoff

Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling Psychology, LPCC

Adi Elinoff seated outdoors among trees

My work is active, honest, and focused on understanding the patterns that show up in your life and relationships. I bring warmth and directness to that conversation. You do not need the right words, a clear plan, or certainty that we are a fit to reach out. We can start with your questions.

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A free 20-minute phone consultation is a place to ask questions, even if you are unsure.

What working together feels like

In session, we slow the pattern down. We look at what happens in real time: the moment you start defending yourself, withdraw, over-explain, or keep the peace at your own expense. I am interested in what is happening for you, rather than deciding who is β€œthe problem.”

I am direct, but not harsh. I will ask questions and share what I notice. I am not here to shame you, and there is room to tell me when something does not land.

I care about emotional depth and everyday choices. Together, we can explore what you want to say, what gets in the way, and different responses you might practice outside the room.

Support for your relationships

I offer couples/relationship therapy, with a focus on relationship patterns. You do not need to have it all figured out before we talk; the consultation gives us a place to discuss what you are looking for.

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A specialty in non-monogamy

I have experience working with non-monogamous relationships, including questions about communication and agreements. Your relationship structure is not something to defend here.

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My professional background

Professional credentials
Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling Psychology, LPCC
Undergraduate education
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Neuroscience, Lewis & Clark College
Gottman training
Gottman Level 2 certified, The Gottman Institute

We can start with a conversation

You do not need to have the right words or a clear plan. Reaching out can simply be a way to ask questions and see what support might look like. I offer a free 20-minute phone consultation, including when you are unsure about fit. My practice prioritizes in-person therapy in Westminster. Visit Contact to request a consultation or ask a general question.

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