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    Talk to Ina

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    This woman is the absolute worst counselor I have ever been to. Let me start by saying I am…read morewriting this 3 years after my session with Ina because of how inappropriate she continues to be. My ex and I went to her for couples counseling. I was under the impression he was cheating on me and he swore up and down to Ina that he wasn't. She made me to believe that I was the problem and I was just to insecure. Even went so far as to tell mid panic attack that I needed to write everything down that was hurting me put it in a bowl liht it on fire and then go outside dig a hole and burry it the ashes. That was the absolute worst advice I could have received at that time. I needed real help. My entire world was crashing to the ground and she wanted me to go preform a ritual. That was my last session with her. Now fast forward 3 years later almost to the day. Myself and my ex received a GROUP text offering her services. My ex is now married to the woman I though he was cheating on me with and I am still very much dealing with the trauma of that relationship. I have never felt like someone cared less for me my feelings. The fact that she had 9 unused sessions on her books was told they would not be used because she was not a good fit for us and then she proceeded to group message the two of us on the 3 year breakup anniversary says it all. This woman does not know what she is doing. Please do not waste your money ( because she will not refund you) or your time.

    I was referred to Ina by a respected and respectful friend, who suggested a talk with Ina might…read morehelp with a particularly perplexing issue regarding male/female sexual dysfunction, that being male D.E. . I am a 62 year-old male, by the way. I was in the Phoenix area, so I decided to make the call and set up a meeting, a very easy process. After an introductory telephone call, a firm appointment was made and I drove to her office for the session. I was pleased to find that we could talk frankly, openly and in simple common sexual terms that I understood. Much to my surprise, I found that the confusing and highly depressing issue I had was actually quite common. What a relief! We also talked about other things having to do with changing up what has become routine sex in a long and happy marriage. I met for two hours with Ina. The second hour was instructional in terms of what I could do to help channel (and ground) excess, seemingly ever-present, sexual energy and how to overcome D.E.., two separate issues. At the conclusion of the session, I felt I had some very effective ideas to use in staying positive on what I had been suffering from. Believe you, me...this session was much more effective than any other that I had been to or any that I could imagine. Thank you, Ina! I will return with other questions, next time with my wife. UPDATE, June 2019. Well, in June of this year I did return with my wife to have 5 one-hour sessions with Ina, wherein we covered many different topics, including some I did not expect we would. Most satisfying was a joint discussion on how we change as we age and, although the aging process is unstoppable, we discovered that it really is a golden opportunity now to fully explore and to improve upon sexual practices, thereby keeping things hot, fresh and eye-opening, which in turn promotes open communication. Ina is a pleasure to converse with. We felt completely at ease with her and had some laughs, too. Sorry I broke the chair, Ina...but wasn't it really kinda funny to see me fall flat on my ass?

    The Arizona Relationship Institute

    The Arizona Relationship Institute

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    Approximately two years ago fiancé and I decided to work on some issues in our relationship and…read morechose the Arizona Relationship Institute. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and understood. Natasha, our therapist, has genuinely changed our lives. With her guidance and support, we were able to address and improve the areas of our relationship that needed attention. We are now happily married, and we owe a great deal of our happiness to Natasha's expertise and dedication. Finding a good therapist can be challenging, but Natasha at the Arizona Relationship Institute is exceptional. Her insightful approach, compassionate nature, and effective strategies have made a profound impact on our relationship. We highly recommend this place to anyone seeking to improve their relationship. It has truly been a life-changing experience for us.

    I originally found AZRI while searching for individual trauma therapy. Ironically, my experience…read morewith the counseling ultimately became one of the most distressing therapeutic experiences I have had. To be fair, the front desk staff were excellent. They were responsive, professional, quick to return messages, transparent with billing, and the text communication line was incredibly convenient for someone who works long hours. Unfortunately, those positives did not translate to my experience with the counseling itself. During couples counseling, I expressed directly that I felt invalidated during our sessions. Rather than exploring why I felt that way, the counselor explained that I could not be invalidated because I had sought out her help and, by providing therapy to me, she was therefore validating me. I found this response incredibly dismissive. If a client says, "I feel invalidated by what is happening in this session," telling them that invalidation is essentially impossible because they voluntarily sought therapy does not address the concern. It shuts the conversation down. The session continued to escalate in a way that left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable. At the end of the session, the counselor apologized to my husband in front of me that the session had not been more fruitful because of my difficulty. I found that extremely unprofessional and deeply hurtful. I went to therapy expecting a safe environment in which difficult emotions could be addressed constructively, not to feel as though I was being characterized as the reason therapy had failed. I also felt substantial pressure toward discernment therapy, which was especially confusing because we had recently gotten married and had entered couples counseling with the intention of working on our marriage. The counseling increasingly seemed focused on determining whether we should stay together rather than helping us communicate, reconnect, and address the problems that brought us there. I understand that discernment therapy has a legitimate purpose and that couples counseling is not always about keeping a relationship together. However, there is a meaningful difference between appropriately exploring whether a relationship should continue and making a client feel that the therapeutic process is moving the couple further apart. For us, the irony is that our relationship did not improve through this experience. It began improving after we left the practice and stopped couples counseling there. I am not suggesting that every client will have the same experience. Therapy is highly individual, and this is simply mine. But I believe prospective clients deserve to know that my experience was not merely an uncomfortable therapy session. I left feeling deeply distressed and, ultimately, traumatized by the therapeutic experience itself. The administrative side of AZRI deserves five stars. My experience with the actual marriage counseling does not.

    The Involution Revolution - sextherapists - Updated September 2026

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