Near as I can tell, this person is not trying to drum up business. i am watching closely, however. In addition, he stated that he had come across straight spouse clients and needed insight in how to deal with them. I wish more counsellors would do that when they encounter straight spouses, ignorant ones can prove disasterous for the straight spouse.

I want to say my first therapist when I discovered my GX was cheating on me was a straight woman specializing in general therapy.

I recall asking her, and they are not supposed to share, if she was straight.

I can't tell you how comforting it was to talk to a normal straight woman. I don't think I would have been able get help from a therapist that somehow thought a  gay person marrying a straight was somehow ok and normal.

I urge anyone seeking therapy to be comfortable with the therapist they find and don't settle for one that is further traumatizing you and not helpful.

When my abusive narcissist GIDx finally came out, the therapist I had been seeing was a gay woman who was married to her female therapist partner who was my GIDx’s therapist, and who has previously been married to a man.  It was all so additionally incestuous, that I bailed on therapy entirely.

It was no longer a safe space for me.

Kimberly Brooks specializes in this kind of therapy but unfortunately, she wants $300+ an hour and takes virtually no insurance. 

So, therapy is not really much of an option either.  Most modern therapy seems designed to help the closeted person but not those they hurt.

I've checked the guys website out and I would say he's legit. Small private practice in a small town. I would suggest to him, however, that just reading posts here should provide him all the insight he needs.

If he's legit, I do think it's worth considering.  But to each his own ...