Couples therapy offers a space to better understand the patterns that shape your relationship.
Many couples come in feeling stuck—having the same conversations without resolution, feeling disconnected, or unsure how to move forward. Even when both partners care deeply, it can feel difficult to create lasting change.
Even when things feel stuck, change is possible with the right support.
You might recognize your relationship in some of the following:
• conversations that quickly turn into tension or shutdown
• feeling misunderstood or not fully heard
• one or both of you feeling alone in the relationship
• difficulty expressing needs without conflict
• repeating the same patterns without resolution
• wanting more connection but not knowing how to get there
Therapy can help you better understand these patterns and begin creating a more secure and balanced way of relating.
My approach is grounded in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), an evidence-based model that helps couples understand and change the patterns that keep them stuck.
In our work together, we focus on:
• identifying the patterns that show up between you
• understanding each partner’s emotional experience
• slowing down interactions to create more clarity
• communicating in ways that feel more direct and less reactive
• building a more secure and connected relationship
Over time, many couples experience improved communication, deeper understanding, and a stronger sense of connection.
My approach is warm, structured, and collaborative.
I don’t take sides or assign blame. Instead, I help you understand the patterns you’re both caught in and create space for new ways of relating.
We’ll move at a pace that allows both partners to feel heard and understood, while also gently guiding the process toward meaningful change.
You don’t have to have everything figured out before beginning couples therapy.
If you’re considering reaching out, I offer a brief consultation to help you determine whether this feels like the right fit.