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The Open Door Program by Next Level Intimacy Coaching LLC
Abuse doesn’t check gender before it walks through the door. Neither will we.
The Open Door Program by Next Level Intimacy Coaching LLC was born from something personal: knowing what it feels like to need support and wonder whether there’s a place for you. Too often, men, LGBTQ+, trans, and nonbinary survivors, and anyone who doesn’t fit the checkbox, are left with nowhere to turn. This door is open to you.
Who It’s For
Adults who can’t afford coaching right now, including survivors of abuse.
- Women
- Men
- LGBTQ+ adults
- Trans and nonbinary folks
- Anyone who’s been told their story doesn’t count
What We Work On
- Setting and holding boundaries
- Rebuilding self-trust
- Reconnecting with your body
- Finding your voice again
All at your own pace. Your story deserves room here without having to fit someone else’s idea of what a survivor looks like.
How It Works
- Free or sponsor-funded sessions
- Trauma-informed and consent-based
- Clothes-on coaching, always
- You decide what you’re ready to share
- Help connecting to additional resources when needed
You don’t owe anyone the details of your hardest moments to ask for support.
Want a Seat When the Door Opens?
Join the waitlist with just your name and email. You’ll be among the first to know when sessions open. Emails are discreet. No explanation required.
Help Hold the Door Open
Every sponsored session gives someone support they couldn’t reach on their own. Individuals, businesses, and organizations are welcome.
If this doesn’t speak to your situation, share it. Someone you love may need a door they didn’t know existed.
Abuse has no gender. Support shouldn’t either.
Coaching is educational and supportive. It is not therapy, crisis intervention, or an emergency service, and it is available to adults 18 and older. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For 24/7 confidential support, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (or text START to 88788), or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.