Ways we can work together

Telehealth therapy for couples and individuals across California and Washington state.

Living in Washington? Learn more about couples therapy for OCD and ADHD in Washington State.

Focusing on the relationship, not just the diagnosis.

What I offer

Specialized support, one relationship at a time

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Relationship

Couples Therapy

Reconnect, communicate, and repair. Using the Gottman Method, I help partners move from gridlock and distance back to feeling like a team.

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Individual & Couple

OCD Therapy (ERP)

Evidence-based ERP for the person with OCD — plus work with the partner, so reassurance and accommodation stop quietly feeding the cycle.

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Relationship

ADHD & Your Relationship

ADHD isn't a love problem — it's a difference in executive function. Together we'll build systems, ease the friction, and get you back on the same side.

How it works

Taking the first steps

1

Reach out

We start with a brief consultation to make sure we're a good fit and to answer your questions.

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Initial assessment

Your intake includes a joint couples session plus a session with each partner, so I understand you as a couple and as individuals.

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Begin the work

We meet regularly and put real tools to work — at a pace that respects what lasting change actually takes.

Good to know

Before you begin

Do I need to live in California or Washington?

You need to be physically located in California or Washington during your sessions. If you live in either state, I'd be glad to work with you.

Do you offer in-person sessions?

My practice is telehealth only. I've provided telehealth care since 2020 and bring the same quality of care to a video session as you'd find in person.

Not sure where to start?

That's okay — most couples aren't. Reach out and we'll figure out the right first step together.

Book a Session →

Or email admin@bettyblanc.com with any questions first.

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