Casey Binstadt, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 50495

Larkspur, California

VerifiedTelehealth Available

Professions: Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist, Counselor

Languages: English

My Approach to Therapy

I’m Casey Binstadt, a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT #50495). I offer ongoing coparenting support along with discernment counseling and blended-family therapy. My work is grounded in an attachment-based approach — helping high-conflict coparents move out of reactivity and into workable, child-centered agreements. I see clients in person in Marin County and online throughout California.

Supervision Details

I'm now offering clinical supervision for AMFT associates through Interwoven Connection and Coparenting With Peace. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT #50495) working with individuals, couples, co-parents, and blended families, I bring an attachment-based, IFS-informed lens to relational and family therapy — including infidelity and betrayal recovery, divorce and separation, discernment counseling, and high-conflict co-parenting. Supervisees are welcomed into this same cli

Supervision Specialties

Eating and Food Issues, Psychiatry / Medication, Psychology

Focused Modalities

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Gottman Method, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Psychoanalysis / Modern Psychoanalysis, Emotion Focused Therapy, Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT), Discernment Counseling, Coaching

Fees & Rates

Supervision Fee for supervisees = $150hr Session cost = $250session Session w supervisee = sliding scale

My Practice & Services

If you're reading this, chances are you've been carrying more than you let anyone see. Maybe it's an affair or a betrayal that's cracked something open. Maybe you and your partner keep having the same fight in different clothes, and you're exhausted by it. Maybe you're facing a divorce, a separation, or a decision you never expected to make. Or maybe it's a life transition — infertility, a loss, a big move, a new chapter — that's knocked you off balance in ways you didn't see coming. You don't need to have it all figured out before you reach out. You just need a place to start. I'm Casey, and I work with individuals and couples navigating exactly these kinds of moments. My approach is honest, warm, and free of judgment. I'm not interested in performing therapy at you; I want to actually understand what's happening for you and help you find your way through it, at a pace that makes sense for your life. In our work together, we'll slow down long enough to understand the patterns that keep showing up — in your relationships and in yourself — so you can respond differently instead of getting stuck in the same old cycles. Some sessions will feel like relief. Others will feel hard. Both are part of the process. If any of this sounds familiar, I'd love to talk with you.

Important Factors for Choosing a Therapist

Fit matters more than almost anything else. A therapist can have every credential in the world, but if you don't feel safe being honest with them, the work won't go anywhere. Pay attention to how you feel in a consultation call or first session — do you feel judged, rushed, or like you're performing for them? Or do you feel like you can actually say the real thing? It's also worth asking about a therapist's experience with what you're bringing in. Someone who specializes in the kind of relationship or life transition you're facing will usually get you to the heart of things faster than someone working outside their focus. Logistics matter too, even though they can feel less important in the moment: session frequency, cost, location or telehealth options, and scheduling flexibility all affect whether therapy is sustainable for you long-term, not just helpful for a few sessions. And finally, trust your gut. If something feels off after giving it a fair try, it's okay to look elsewhere. The right therapist should feel like someone you can be honest with, who also isn't afraid to be honest with you.

Expertise & Specialties

Age Groups I Work With

TeensAdultsElders

Groups I Work With

Coparenting With Peace provides coparenting counseling, discernment counseling, and blended family therapy in Marin County, California, with online sessions available throughout the state, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento. We work with separated and divorced parents navigating coparenting conflict, high-conflict divorce, custody arrangements, and parenting plan creation. We also support couples in discernment counseling who are deciding whether to stay together or separate, and blended families working through the stress of children acting out, shifting roles, and building trust across a newly formed family. Many clients are also processing the anxiety and grief that come with divorce and separation. Our work takes an attachment-based approach, and Casey Binstadt, LMFT, is Mosten Mediation trained, bringing a structured, informed lens to co-parenting and custody conversations alongside clinical support. Coparenting With Peace also offers reduced-fee therapy through our associate therapists, who work under direct clinical supervision, so every family receives thoughtful, well-supported care. Whether you are searching for a coparenting counselor in Marin County, a divorce therapist in the Bay Area, or discernment counseling in California, we offer a free consultation and would love to connect.

Therapy Services & Specialties

CoachingConsultationFamily Therapy Individual Therapy & Counseling Marriage, Couples, or Relationship CounselingMediationTelehealth

Concerns & Challenges Addressed

Adjusting to Change / Life TransitionsAngerAnxietyAttachment IssuesBlended Family IssuesBreakupChild and/or Adolescent IssuesCodependency / Dependency

Therapeutic Approaches & Evidence-Based Methods

Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT)Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Internal Family Systems (IFS)Psychodynamic

Industries & Communities

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