Relationships are living systems — they thrive when nurtured, and they struggle when stress, miscommunication, and emotional wounds start to pile up. My work with couples is grounded in the belief that relationships can heal, strengthen, and evolve when partners feel safe, heard, and emotionally supported.
As a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and Gottman-trained clinician, I help couples break patterns, rebuild trust, and communicate in ways that bring them closer rather than push them apart. I also integrate Brainspotting (as needed), a powerful mind-body modality that helps partners process emotional blocks, triggers, and repetitive conflict cycles on a deeper, nervous-system level.
Using research-backed Gottman strategies, I help couples learn to:
Stay regulated during difficult conversations
Express needs clearly instead of escalating conflict
Replace criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and contempt
Strengthen friendship, fondness, and emotional intimacy
Create shared meaning and connection
Build rituals of connection
Repair conflict effectively rather than letting issues linger
Couples often tell me, “We finally feel like we’re talking to each other again.”
Many recurring arguments aren’t really about the dishes, the schedule, or the tone of voice — they’re about something deeper in the nervous system.
Brainspotting helps partners:
Process old emotional injuries that resurface during conflict
Reduce reactivity and shutdown
Heal attachment wounds
Increase empathy and co-regulation
Understand why certain moments feel “too big”
Strengthen emotional safety between partners
Brainspotting can be done individually or together in sessions to help couples move beyond long-standing conflict patterns.
I support couples working through:
Infidelity and breaches of trust
Parenting stress and differences
Fertility challenges
Major life transitions
Emotional distance or disconnect
Grief, trauma, or high-conflict cycles
Co-parenting after separation
Rebuilding connection after “growing apart”
You don’t need to be in crisis to start therapy — many couples come simply because they want to deepen their bond.
Couples describe the experience as:
Safe
Non-judgmental
Structured, but personalized
Direct yet compassionate
Grounded in real skills, not vague advice
Focused on both insight and emotional regulation
I help partners not only understand what’s happening between them — but feel different in the moment.
Couples who want:
Practical tools they can use right away
A calm, skilled guide who keeps conversations productive
A blend of neuroscience, emotion-focused work, and the Gottman Method
A deeper emotional connection — not just problem-solving
A path forward, even if things feel stuck
Whether you’re dating, engaged, married, separated, or considering reconciliation, we can build a plan that fits your relationship’s needs.
You deserve a space where you and your partner feel supported, understood, and guided by evidence-based care.
If you’re ready to communicate better, reconnect emotionally, and create a healthier partnership, I’m here to help.
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