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I'm glad you're here. 

The fact that you are reading this 

shows that you're not ready to give up. 

There is still love and a longing for connection, 

you just need help rediscovering it.

As human beings we are wired for 

connection and a need to be loved. 

When we feel disconnected in our 

relationships it affects every aspect 

of our lives. As the gap begins to 

grow bigger and bigger between 

us and those we love we lose hope 

of ever finding our way back to them. 

But there is a way. There is hope!

That's why I'm glad you're here. 

Alston Marriage & Family Therapy 

is about bridging the gap of disconnection that has been created by the negative cycles in everyday life. Together couples and individuals can work through feeling 

hopeless in their relationships and 

progress to a place where they can experience closeness, connection, and 

safety in every aspect of their life. 

Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (LAMFT-10672).  

Joshua has a passion for helping others discover the best inside of themselves and their relationships. He believes that even though we encounter hard times, there is a great power and strength that comes from our relationships, and sometimes we need help discovering and nourishing it. He offers a safe environment, free of judgment, where individuals, couples, and families can come and strengthen their relationships.  

Joshua  provides a unique perspective and understanding for men and women on how to navigate life's many challenges. He knows that we all have greatness in us, we just need help discovering it.

Joshua has a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northcentral University.  He has been married 10+ years and has four young kids.  

Areas of Focus:

Couples therapy

Family Therapy

Sex Therapy

Intimacy

Unmet Emotional Needs

Infidelity & Affairs

Betrayal Trauma

Addiction

Trauma

Relationship issues

Communication problems

Highly Escalated Couples

Faith crises

Depression

Problematic Sexual Behaviors

Anxiety

LGBTQ

“There is enough stress in our outside world, so 

it’s important to strive for a strong foundation where we can become an anchor of hope for our family, and experience intimacy & togetherness untarnished by the outside world. In the arms of our family we are never alone.”