David Fleit, LMFTA | Relationship, Individual & Sex Therapist
Pronouns: He/Him
I support relationships, individuals (adolescents, teens, and adults), and families. I am also a trained sex therapist, working with relationships and individuals on a range of sex and intimacy-related concerns. I am a supportive, compassionate, and collaborative therapist. My goal is to build trust with you by creating a safe and supportive environment. You will always be the expert of your life story. I work with a systemic lens. I believe that everyone is impacted by the systems that surround them, which can include their relationships, family, community, and society-at-large. My hope is to partner and collaborate with you to better navigate the challenges you face and support you in your healing and growth journey.
The therapy modalities I am drawn to include: Emotion-Focused Couple & Family Therapy, Gottman, Narrative Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Solution Focused, Structural Family Therapy, and somatic awareness.
Prior to becoming a therapist, David worked in the philanthropy and nonprofit sectors, as well as the music industry. Outside of work, David spends his time hanging with his toddler, wife, and two small dogs, enjoying Seward Park, and rooting for New York sports teams (the disappointing ones).
Credentials/Education
Master of Arts in Couples & Family Therapy, Antioch University Seattle
Sex Therapy Certificate, Antioch University Seattle
Masters in Public Administration, Baruch College
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics, and Law, Binghamton University
Certifications/Trainings/Memberships
Sexual Attitude Reassessment
Diversity in Sexual Expression
Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy - An Experiential Introduction
Areas of Focus
ADD/ADHD
Anxiety
Attachment Issues
Behavioral Issues
Career
Coping Skills
Communication Skills
Couples
Depression
Family Issues
Gender & Identity Issues
Grief and Loss
Life Transitions
Male-Identified Individual Issues
Parenting
Relationship Issues
Self-Esteem
Self-Harm
Sexuality & Sexual-Identity
Stress