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Seeking professional help is not a weakness.

Whether you’re navigating conflict, rebuilding trust, or just want to feel closer, therapy creates space for honest communication and real change

Relationships are complex. Even the most loving couples or committed partners hit rough patches. Whether you're facing repeated arguments, feeling emotionally distant, or struggling with intimacy, relationship therapy can help you untangle the dynamics and reconnect from a place of empathy and clarity.

I work with couples and partners of all genders, sexualities, and relationship styles—including monogamous, polyamorous, and ENM (ethically non-monogamous) configurations. All identities and experiences are welcome here.

Couple engaged in a therapy session with a counselor in a loft setting.

What is Relationship Therapy?

Relationship therapy is more than just conflict resolution. It’s about understanding each other more deeply, healing emotional wounds, and learning to show up in ways that support the relationship and your individual well-being.

In our work together, this might include:

  • Communication tools to break through misunderstandings
  • Emotionally focused approaches to rebuild trust and intimacy
  • Exploring attachment patterns and relationship history
  • Supporting healthy boundaries and individual needs
  • Navigating life transitions, parenting, or major decisions together

This is a space where you both get to feel heard, supported, and challenged to grow.


Who is This For?

Relationship therapy can support:

  • Couples in conflict or disconnection
  • Partnerships navigating infidelity, jealousy, or trust issues
  • LGBTQIA+ couples seeking affirming, inclusive care
  • Polyamorous or ENM relationships needing support with boundaries and communication
  • Long-term couples or new partners wanting to deepen their connection

You don’t have to be on the brink of separation to benefit from therapy. Sometimes the most transformative work happens when you’re simply ready to show up differently for each other.


How We’ll Work Together

In relationship therapy, you can expect a safe and neutral space to explore tough topics and practice new ways of relating.

We’ll focus on:

  • Building emotional safety and mutual understanding
  • Naming unspoken needs and validating each other’s experiences
  • Practicing communication skills in real-time
  • Repairing ruptures with compassion and accountability
  • Rebuilding intimacy and shared goals

Every relationship has a rhythm. We’ll work together to find yours again.

Common Questions

Not necessarily. Some sessions may include individual time if it supports the relationship work.
That’s okay. We can start with where you are. Therapy can create clarity even in ambivalence.
Absolutely. My practice is inclusive, affirming, and experienced in diverse relationship structures and identities.