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    Couples Counseling

    Through couples counseling, you will learn how to understand each other’s needs, find acceptance for each other’s flaws, improve your communication & intimacy, and heal together.

    Common issues that bring couples to therapy are:

    • Poor communication & increased conflict
    • Infidelity & trust issues
    • Intimacy issues / emotional disconnection
    • Challenges with sexual connection
    • Work / Life / Family balance
    • Navigating blended / extended family
    • Struggling with your partner’s chronic illness
    • Divorce & co-parenting support
    • Substance use / Codependency
    • Premarital readiness / adjusting to new marriage
    • Family planning & fertility challenges

    Our 3 Step Assessment

    • The first appointment will involve the couple together, reviewing their relationship history and what led you to counseling today.  Your counselor will explore your relationship and counseling goals.
    • The second appointment will consist of individual sessions. Each individual will meet with the counselor individually to review your personal history.
    • The third appointment will involve the couple together allowing the counselor to share her feedback and recommendations.

    *Couples sessions are 90 minutes in duration.  The second appointment will consist of two individual sessions, 45 minutes per person, totaling 90 minutes.

    Our Couples Approach

    Our trauma-focused lens shows that each partner brings their own attachment patterns, trauma history, and unresolved issues into the relationship.  Trauma and attachment can be healed through our interpersonal and romantic relationships, and therefore we may recommend trauma / attachment work as part of your couples counseling goals. 

    Incorporating a Gottman-inspired approach, we view the relationship dynamic itself as the “client” rather than two individuals separately.  With evidence-based relationship science approaches, our goal is to help you learn how to heal together. 

    We offer a complimentary consultation!

    Getting Well Together

    A relationship can only be as healthy as the people who are in it! 

    If you’re not at your best, chances are your relationship has been affected. Most couples have their own unresolved individual issues that are projected into the relationship and impact the unit in an unhealthy way.

    If you or your partner have a history of trauma, abuse, unhealthy relationships or dysfunctional family dynamics, it will impact your present and future relationships. 

    It is common for one or both partners to also participate in individual counseling  help support the overall goal of reconnecting and healing as a couple.