
Couples Counseling
Reconnection. Repair. A Way Forward.
Relationships are where we experience some of our deepest connection—and also our deepest pain. When communication breaks down, when patterns repeat, or when trust has been impacted, it can begin to feel like you’re speaking different languages or living parallel lives.
Couples therapy offers a space to slow down, understand what’s happening beneath the surface, and begin to reconnect in a more intentional and meaningful way.


How I See Relationships
I view relationships as a living system—made up of two individuals, each bringing their own history, attachment patterns, wounds, and ways of protecting themselves.
Over time, couples often find themselves caught in cycles:
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One partner pursues, the other withdraws
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Conversations escalate quickly or shut down entirely
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The same conflicts repeat without resolution
These patterns are not failures—they are adaptations. A safe relationship is an opportunity to help heal our attachment wounds, and with awareness and support, they can shift.

My Approach to Couples Counseling
My work with couples is rooted in my training with John and Julie Gottman and combined with Attachment theory, Parts work through a trauma-informed lens and with nervous system regulation learning and integration.

Couple Focus
I help you move beyond surface-level arguments to understand what’s happening underneath—where vulnerability, fear, and unmet needs often live.
Together, we focus on:
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Understanding your relationship dynamics and patterns
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Improving communication and emotional attunement
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Learning how to navigate conflict in a healthier way
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Rebuilding trust after rupture or betrayal
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Strengthening friendship, respect, and connection


What to Expect in Couples Counseling
Couples therapy is an active and collaborative process. I work to create a space where both partners feel heard, respected, and supported—while also gently challenging patterns that may be keeping you stuck.
In our work together, we will:
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Slow down reactive cycles
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Learn practical tools for communication and repair
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Build emotional safety and trust
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Gain insight into your individual and relational patterns
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At times, the work can feel vulnerable—but it is also where meaningful change begins.
Is Couples Therapy Right for You?
Couples Therapy may be helpful if you are:
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Experiencing ongoing conflict or communication challenges
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Feeling disconnected, distant, or alone in the relationship
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Navigating a rupture, betrayal, or loss of trust
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Wanting to strengthen your connection and deepen intimacy
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Preparing for a major life transition