Jonah Taylor, LCSW | AASECT Certified Sex Therapist
I am licensed to practice in New Mexico and offer online therapy to residents throughout the state. Whether you are in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, or a more rural area, telehealth makes it possible to work with a specialist whose training and clinical focus align with what you are actually dealing with — rather than settling for whoever happens to be nearby.
Licensing and Telehealth in New Mexico
I hold a clinical social work license in New Mexico (License #SWB-2024-1029, NPI: 1437891546) and am certified as a sex therapist through AASECT. New Mexico recognizes telehealth as an equivalent form of clinical treatment, and all sessions meet the same legal, ethical, and confidentiality standards as in-person work.
Who I Work With in New Mexico
I work with individuals and couples in New Mexico who are looking for a therapist with specific expertise — in Emotionally Focused Therapy, sex therapy, compulsive sexual behavior, or the intersection of attachment and intimacy. Access to these specialties can be limited in many parts of the state, and online therapy makes the geography irrelevant.
What I Offer
Everything I offer in my Pittsburgh practice is available by video across New Mexico: Emotionally Focused Therapy for couples, certified sex therapy for individuals and partners, therapy for compulsive sexual behavior, individual therapy for anxiety and depression, and longer-term work with personality patterns. For specialties like AASECT-certified sex therapy, which barely exist in parts of the state, video is often the only realistic access.
How Online Sessions Work
Sessions happen over a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform — you’ll get a private link before each one. All you need is reliable internet and enough privacy to speak freely. One practical note for New Mexico clients: I schedule on Eastern time, and my evening and Sunday availability translates to workable afternoon and weekend slots in Mountain time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be in New Mexico for every session?
You have to be physically in a licensed state at the time of the session — that’s how telehealth licensure works. I’m licensed in New Mexico, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Rhode Island, so travel between those states is easy to accommodate; elsewhere, we schedule around it.
Is online therapy as effective as in-person?
Yes — the research here has been settled for a while: for most concerns, video therapy produces outcomes on par with in-person work. The relationship is what does the healing, and it forms the same way on screen.
Do you accept insurance?
This is a private-pay practice. Nothing about your care — records, diagnosis, content — passes through an insurance company. Superbills are available if you want to pursue out-of-network reimbursement.
How do I get started?
Start with the free 15-minute consultation. It’s a short phone call about what you’re looking for and whether I’m the right fit — nothing more committal than that.
Begin Online Therapy in New Mexico
If you are looking for a therapist in New Mexico who works at the intersection of attachment, sexuality, and emotional depth — the next step is a brief phone call.