Alexandra Gulbis, LCSW, LICSW, ABS

California-based Virtual Therapist in California, Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, and Vermont specializing in tailored, boutique care for discerning clients seeking depth-oriented work around anxiety, relationships, and life outside the default path

Hello, nice to meet you.

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I'm Alexandra. Psychotherapist, writer, amateur motorcycle racer (retired from that particular form of questionable judgment), musician, composer, bone cancer survivor, and lifelong student/participant of the beautifully absurd human condition.

I've lived enough life to know that surviving something doesn't automatically make it meaningful, suffering doesn't always come with a lesson, and resilience is sometimes just a fancy word for having no other choice.

Professionally, I'm a licensed clinical social worker, certified sexologist through the American Board of Sexology, and the author of three books exploring boundaries, identity, emotional complexity, and personal change.

My clinical work draws from existential, humanistic, and transpersonal psychology, narrative therapy, and an anti-coercive philosophy that places personal autonomy at the center of the therapeutic relationship.

I've been practicing clinically since 2016, with advanced training and doctoral-level education in Existential, Humanistic, and Transpersonal Psychology further informing my approach. I made it all the way to the dissertation stage before realizing I'd rather spend my time writing things I actually wanted to say than persuading a committee to approve how I said them.

So I left. Just the realization that sometimes the next chapter requires closing a perfectly respectable one.

I have enormous respect for those who completed their doctorates. I simply decided that particular finish line wasn't mine.

But credentials only tell you so much about a person.

I believe in asking difficult questions, challenging assumptions, finding humor in life's absurdities, and occasionally admitting that few people have any idea what they're doing.

I don't think the purpose of therapy is to make people more compliant, more productive, or better at tolerating circumstances that don't serve them.

I think it's about having more say in the life you're actually living.

Therapy for the driven, the disillusioned, and the ready.

Let’s Get Started

Therapy doesn’t have to be intimidating, and it definitely doesn’t have to be boring. Whether you’re here because you’re at your breaking point, or you’re just curious about what growth could look like, let’s talk.

Take the first step by reaching out today. Your future self will thank you. To get started, hit that Contact button after reviewing my Fees and Policies. It’s time to show up for yourself. And I’ll be right there with you.