Love Psychotherapy
You are not broken.
You are a person embedded in a web of genetics, history, environment, and relationship — and something in that web has been asking for attention longer than anyone around you has been willing to name.
Therapy here is humanistic, person-centered, and grounded in Buddhist psychology — a practical, evidence-informed lens for understanding your own mind. I work with individuals across 13 states, exclusively via telehealth.
How I work
You decide the content of our sessions.
I'm humanistic and person-centered in my approach. I believe you are doing the very best you can with what you have, and that you've come to this point because you need an additional perspective on a situation you're already working hard on.
Therapy is not forever, and it shouldn't be. I see myself as a temporary stop on your journey — not a permanent fixture in your life, but a committed one for as long as we're working together.
My clinical approach draws primarily from Buddhist psychology and Accelerated Experiential Psychotherapy, integrated with the biological, psychological, neurological, sociological, anthropological, historical, and cultural context that shapes how you experience your own life.
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"You are not a solitary island. You are a living network — and webs can be repaired at the points where they're frayed."
Three principles that shape our work
Tools, not beliefs.
Interbeing
You are not a solitary island. You are a living network — your genetics, your family history, your environment, your relationships. There is no isolated, permanently broken self; there is only a web of connections, and webs can be repaired at the points where they're frayed.
Impermanence
Every cell in your body, every thought in your mind, every emotion moving through your chest is already changing. When change is the baseline rule rather than the enemy, a depressive episode or an anxiety attack stops being a life sentence and starts being what it actually is: a passing storm.
Mindfulness
Not clearing your mind. Not achieving permanent calm. Mindfulness is the capacity to sit with an uncomfortable emotion without being swept away by it — to look directly at a painful memory or a hard feeling without your nervous system going into full alarm.
Your therapist
Mx. Love C. Dialogos, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist | Buddhist Chaplain
AAMFT Clinical Fellow & Approved Supervisor · Pronouns: They/Them
Some of what I bring to this work is clinical training. Some of it is lived experience — including my own history of surviving physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, and my own survival of a suicide attempt. I don't lead with these things, but I don't hide them either, because I think it matters that the person helping you through the worst chapters of your life has walked through some of their own.
Licensed in: Wisconsin · Illinois · New York · Texas · Florida · Arizona · Ohio · Michigan
Queer-Owned · Womxn-Owned · Disabled-Owned · Autistic-Owned · Neurodivergent-Owned
LGBTQ+ Therapist · Sex-Positive Therapist
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Ready to begin?
Taking the first step is an act of courage. Watch the video to get a sense of who I am and how I work — then reach out when you're ready.
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