Mills-Bunje Therapy
Finding Ways to Connect with Yourself and Others
Kelsey Mills-Bunje, LMFT, CST
My pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Licensed Marriage Family Therapist
CA #125153 & NV #4385-R
AASECT Certified Sex Therapist
Gottman Trained for Couples and Communication
Trained in EMDR
Relationships can be challenging. Whether it’s with a partner, family, peers, or yourself, therapy helps you understand, grow, and connect in healthy ways.
Specialties
Sex Therapy
Relationship Issues – Couples, Blended Families, Peer Relationships
Trauma & PTSD
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy
Mental Health Support – Mood disorders such as Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, for individuals, couples, or families
Communities I work with
Single, Dating, Co-habitating, Married, Divorced
Blended Families
Parenting, Co-Parenting
Foster Care System/ Community
Monogamy, Open Relationships, Non-Monogamy, polyamorous, or other relationship styles
Body Positivity
HIV / AIDS
Queer Community
Gay Community
Intersex Community
Lesbian Community
Bisexual Community
Non-Binary Community
Transgender Community
Psychedelic Community
Energy Healing Community
Racial Justice Allied
Sex Workers
Surrogate Partners (sometimes called sex surrogates)
Sex-Positive
Kink and BDSM Community
Issues People Come to Therapy for
Relationship Issues/ Pre-Marital/ Marital Issues
Sexual Issues
Body Image Issues
Substance Use Issues
Communication problems
PTSD/ Trauma
Healing Inner Child Work
Severe Mental Health Issues within an Individual, Couple Dynamic or Family Systems
Stress Management
Emotional Disturbance
To Learn Coping Skills
Low Self Esteem
Behavioral Issues
ADHD Tools
Mindfulness Tools
Family Conflict
Parenting
Parents of LGBTQ Kids
Cultural Issues
Gender Expression
Navigating Non-Monogamy Relationships
Support/ Preparations in Psychedelic Journeys
Assessment for Diagnoses
What issues would you like to talk about?
Types of Therapy I Provide
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
EMDR
Alternative Families Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (AF-CBT)
Gottman Method (Couples Therapy)
Culturally Sensitive
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Attachment Therapy
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Structured Interview for Psychosis-Risk Syndromes (SIPS)
Expressive Arts/ Art Therapy
Somatic Therapy
Mindfulness
Guided Meditations
Family Systems
Gestalt
Person-Centered
Solution Focused (SFBT)
Strength-Based
Trauma Focused
Sex Therapy
Triadic Model with Surrogate Partner and Client
Mental Health Assessments (ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, PTSD, etc)
Stackable, Instructionally,-Embedded, Portable Science (SIPS) Assessment (for first episode psychosis)
Therapy Style, Sessions, and Fees
🌟 Accepting New Clients
Regular Sessions Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Individual Therapy (50 min): $235
Couples Therapy (50 min): $295
Family Therapy (50 min): $360
Intensive Sessions (3 hours) – Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays (various times)
Individual Intensive Therapy: $1,125
Couple Intensive Therapy or Sex Therapy: $1,365
Sliding Scale:
Limited sliding scale spots are available—just ask.
Frequently Asked: What is Sex Therapy?
Sex Therapy addresses a wide range of sexual and intimacy concerns, including:
Sexual Function & Desire
Painful sex, arousal, or desire issues
Low sexual desire or libido changes
Orgasm or ejaculation difficulties & erectile dysfunction
Vaginismus, dyspareunia, pelvic floor tension
Intimacy after genital surgery
Performance anxiety – fear or stress about sexual performance
Life Stage & Hormonal Changes
Menopause & perimenopause
Postpartum sexual changes – desire, arousal, or body image after childbirth
Aging and sexual health – changes across the lifespan beyond menopause
Identity & Relationships
Exploring sexual identity and developing intimacy
Infidelity and betrayal
Non-monogamy or polyamorous relationships – navigating intimacy and boundaries
Relationship communication around sex – negotiating needs, boundaries, and consent
Other Areas of Focus
Kink and BDSM (consensual power dynamics)
Concerns about sexual addiction or pornography use
Sexual trauma – including rape, child abuse, intimate partner sexual violence, or non-consensual contact
Fertility, conception, and sexual intimacy – navigating stress or challenges related to conception
Socio-cultural factors – how culture affects sexual values, behaviors, and partner choices
Religious or cultural influences – exploring how beliefs and values impact sexual feelings, intimacy, and relationships
This list represents some of the issues addressed in therapy—if your concern isn’t listed here, it’s still welcome in sessions or during a consultation call. Therapy sessions can be individual or with your partner, providing a safe, confidential space to explore any concerns you may have.