
Couples Therapy
Every relationship goes through seasons — some bring connection and joy, while others feel stuck, distant, or tense. Couples therapy offers a supportive space where both partners can be heard, understood, and guided toward meaningful change.
In our sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to clarify where you stand in the relationship and reflect on what you’re each willing and able to invest in healing and growth. We’ll explore recurring patterns, uncover deeper emotional needs, and work through the challenges that may be keeping you disconnected.
It’s important to know that the effectiveness of couples therapy depends on both partners showing up with a willingness to be open, honest, and emotionally present. Real progress comes when each person is ready to take ownership of their role in the relationship, share vulnerably, and commit to the work of building something stronger together.
Whether intimacy has faded, communication feels strained, or life’s demands have pushed your connection to the side, therapy can help you find your way back. With the right tools and support, it’s possible to feel seen, valued, and emotionally close again.
Couples Therapy Special Interests
Rebuilding or strengthening relationship trust
Affair recovery
Relational Communication: Identifying and adjusting communication patterns, skills for effective listening and speaking, developing non-aggressive forms of communication.
Sex/Intimacy
Conflict Resolution: Defining boundaries, creating systems for problem solving and decision making strategies, skills for emotional awareness and regulation.
Couples enrichment: relationship check-ups and collaborating on future goals and priorities
Emotional Connection: Identifying attachment-styles, application of tools and skills to show admiration, fondness and appreciation
Life Transitions and Adjustments: Preparing for cohabitation, marriage, children, career change
Military issues: Work/Life balance, stress management, deployment, and self-identity.
Parenthood challenges: Defining parental philosophies, roles/responsibilities, reconciling different parenting skills