Four steps from crisis to connection
Reach Out
The hardest step is the first one
Picking up the phone is the hardest part. You might feel nervous, embarrassed, or uncertain. That's completely normal — and completely okay. Fred understands. He'll answer with warmth, not judgment. If you don't reach him immediately, leave a message. He checks throughout the day and will call you back at his first opportunity.
Your First Conversation
A free, no-pressure call
You'll speak with Fred directly — no receptionist, no assistant. He'll listen to your situation and give you his honest professional opinion about whether he can help. This is not a sales call. If he doesn't believe he's the right fit, he'll tell you. And if he does believe it can work, he'll tell you that too — with clarity and compassion.
Your First Session
Practical tools from minute one
Most clients are surprised by how different Fred's approach is from traditional therapy. There's no months-long intake process, no deep psychological excavation. Instead, he gets to work immediately — giving you real tools that you can start using right away. Many clients experience meaningful improvement in the very first session.
Watch Your Relationship Transform
The change you came for
With consistent work and the right guidance, couples who were ready to give up find their way back to each other. The fighting slows down. The connection returns. The love that was buried starts to breathe again. Fred has seen this thousands of times — and he believes he can help you get there too.
Sessions that fit your life
In Person
Fred sees clients in his Los Angeles office. In-person sessions offer the deepest connection and most immediate feedback.
Video (Zoom / FaceTime)
Crystal-clear video sessions from anywhere. Many clients prefer the convenience and intimacy of video from their own home.
Phone
If video isn't convenient, a phone session works just as well. Fred has helped thousands of couples over the phone — it's proven and effective.
For quick check-ins, follow-up messages, or those moments when you need Fred's voice in your ear before a difficult conversation.