Who is Andrew Robertson, AMFT?
I am Andrew Robertson, AMFT# 158068. Supervised by Melissa Volchok, LMFT #120203, I specialize in sex and intimacy therapy, adult ADHD, mixed-neurotype couples, men’s issues, consensually non-monogamous dynamics, and kink activities and dynamics.
Clinical Credentials and Professional Overview
I provide specialized relational and individual therapy for complex dynamics, high-conflict transitions, and diverse relationship structures.
| Credential / Specialty Area | Clinical Focus and Integration |
|---|---|
| License and Supervision Status | Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT 158068), supervised by Melissa Volchok, LMFT #120203. |
| Specialized Clinical Track | Pursuing AASECT Certified Sex Therapist (CST) credentials. |
| Core Theoretical Modalities | Existential Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Interventions, and Strengths-Based Practice. |
| Primary Clinical Niche | Sex and Intimacy Therapy, Adult ADHD and Executive Functioning, Mixed-Neurotype Couples, ENM/Kink Affirming and Competent Care, and Co-Parenting Transitions. |
Background and Lived Experience
My path to clinical practice is informed by diverse career disciplines, somatic practices, and decades of community involvement. This background provides me with a grounded, practical perspective on human growth, focus, and authentic connection.
Diverse Career Background
Before completing my clinical training, I worked across several industries, including IT management, graphic design, and warehouse logistics. Navigating these varied environments taught me how complex systems function and deepened my appreciation for individual resilience. I bring this systemic, real-world problem-solving mindset directly into my therapeutic work.
Focus, Stillness, and Mindfulness
For many years, I worked as a life coach, taught instinctive archery, and assisted in teaching martial arts to youth and adults. These disciplines reinforced a core truth: stillness and focus are skills we build, not fixed traits we are born with. In therapy, I integrate this grounded discipline to help clients center themselves through anxiety, ADHD challenges, or relationship conflict by focusing on present-moment action.
30+ Years of Cultural Competency in Kink and ENM Communities
I have spent over three decades engaged with the kink, polyamorous, and consensually/ethically non-monogamous (CNM/ENM) communities. This long-standing involvement informs my deep commitment to non-judgmental, culturally competent care. Whether you are navigating ethical non-monogamy, complex intimacy dynamics, or unique relationship structures, I offer a safe space grounded in real-world understanding of boundary negotiation and open communication.
Who I Work With
- Adults with ADHD and Executive Dysfunction: Individuals navigating emotional regulation challenges, burnout, and shame around time management or task completion.
- Mixed-Neurotype Couples: Couples navigating communication mismatches between neurodivergent and neurotypical partners.
- Traditional Couples and Partners in Distress: Couples seeking to rebuild intimacy, break recurring conflict cycles, navigate desire discrepancies, and restore emotional connection.
- Consensually Non-Monogamous and Kink-Aligned Partners: Polycules, ENM dynamics, and kink-identified clients seeking culturally competent, non-pathologizing care.
- Men Navigating Life Transitions: Men exploring emotional expression, intimacy issues, identity shifts, and career stressors.
- Co-Parents and Uncoupling Couples: Partners in relational transition who require structured boundary navigation and clear co-parenting agreements.
Practice Details and Location
I offer therapy sessions in-person at my Woodland Hills office and via secure telehealth across California.
- Office Location: Woodland Hills, CA
- Service Area: Telehealth throughout California
- Session Fee:
- Individual: $180 per 45-min session
- Relational (2+ working on their relationships): $220 per 45-min session
- Sliding Scale available upon request
- Required Disclosure: Andrew Robertson, AMFT# 158068 (under the supervision of Melissa Volchok, LMFT #120203).
