Relationship Psychotherapy for Individuals and Couples

It’s easy to fall in love. But staying in a meaningful committed relationship requires emotional skills most of us were never taught. You can learn these skills.

Relationships form the bedrock of who we are because human beings are hard-wired for connection. However, relationships also take work. Maintaining love, intimacy and connection is an ongoing project and no couple is immune to difficulties. Love alone is not enough to bind a relationship. It’s just the beginning. 

One of the most difficult endeavors we can undertake is renegotiating our intimate relationships. It involves seeing conflict and challenges as invitations to change and evolve. It requires the curiosity and courage to explore the implicit assumptions we have about ourselves, each other and the relationship. And when we  make them explicit,  decide if those initial assumptions still serve the relationship or whether they cause harm.

Contrary to what it may feel like, struggling with relationships doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with you. It just means you haven’t learned the skills you need to build fulfilling, secure relationships — yet. 

When I work with clients in couples therapy, marriage counseling, and individual therapy, my mission is to give you practical tools and tangible insights for repairing and rebuilding resilient relationships. I give you tools to chart a path forward. You’ll learn the keys that open the door to a sense of confidence and security in your relationships.