Couple Therapy

The relationship with your partner can be one of the most rewarding parts of life; maintaining harmony often requires commitment, communication and compromise.  Though a challenging occurence or change in a relationship often encourages the start of couples therapy, a relationship also does not need to be experiencing a crisis in order for therapy to be beneficial.  It is understandable that everyday pressures can contribute to stressors in a relationship and that having a dedicated place allows individuals to see each other's perspectives, connect, work towards shared goals, and establish unique and necessary tools.  

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I often work with couples who: 

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• Find themselves arguing more frequently.

• Are experiencing or exploring a potential transition in the relationship, including moving in together, getting engaged/married, expanding a family.  

• Struggle with communication, including expressing feelings safely and effectively. 

• Have difficulty or are not aligned with their life sex life/intimacy.

• Experience complications regarding relatives/in-laws or friends.

• Have differences in beliefs, values, goals and/or decision-making.

• Are discussing a separation or divorce.

• Have experienced a betrayal or trauma in the relationship and are looking to work through feelings, possible repercussions and/or restore trust. 

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