Couples Who I Work With

  • Older Couples

    You’ve built a life together - you have shared memories. The kids are grown and grandchildren are a joy. But somewhere along the line you’ve grown apart. Your conversations feel distant. You are both stuck in patterns you don’t enjoy. You’ve lost sight of who you are together. Yet, you still care for each other. Therapy is a place you can slow down, be heard, improve your communication, and rediscover each other. It’s a place where you can find new ways of connecting the people who you are today so that you can continue your life story together.

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    Immigrant or Biracial couple

    You may be an immigrant or bicultural couple navigating differences in culture, identity, and belonging—while also facing the weight of racism, family expectations, or the stress of building a life between worlds. You love each other, but the strain can show up in misunderstandings, disconnection, or feeling unseen. Therapy offers a space where you improve your communication and connection by honoring your stories, helping you make sense of these experiences together, and strengthening a connection that feels respectful, grounded, and supportive of who you each are. We can even do the therapy in Spanish if that is your preferred language.

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    LGBTQ+ Couple

    You’re an LGBTQ+ couple who have created something meaningful together. You were in-love and connected with each other. But you have both had to navigate identity, family dynamics, family acceptance, and the impact of living in a world that doesn’t feel supportive or affirming of you and your relationship. This creates stress between the two of you, making you feel disconnected, misunderstood, and unseen; perhaps concerned. Slowly, you’ve lost each other. I offer a therapy that is affirming and inclusive. I will help you strengthen communication, reconnect emotionally, and build a relationship where there is love, respect, and alignment with who you both are.

  • Military or Veteran Couple

    You’re a military or veteran couple who once felt deeply connected and in-love with a shared purpose. But the realities of service - deployments, TDYs, long hours, and the demands of the mission - have taken a toll. You may feel distant, overwhelmed, or like you’re carrying the weight alone. PTSD or TBI can add another layer, making communication and connection even harder. Therapy offers a space to slow down, rebuild trust, and find you way back to each other - strengthening your relationship with understanding, compassion, love, and new ways to communicate.

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    High Achieving Couple

    You’re a high-achieving couple who have built a life marked by ambition, responsibility, and success. On the outside, things may look like they’re working—but behind the scenes, the pressure, long hours, and constant striving can leave you feeling disconnected or running parallel lives. Conversations become transactional, intimacy takes a back seat, and it’s hard to slow down long enough to truly see each other. Therapy offers a space to step out of the pressure, reconnect with what matters most, and create a relationship that feels as fulfilling and intentional as the life you’ve worked so hard to build.

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    Pre-Marital Couple

    You’re a couple who feel excited about building a future together and want to start your marriage on a strong foundation. You are looking for pre-marital counseling. At the same time, you may be noticing differences in communication, values, finances, family expectations, or how you handle conflict. These conversations can feel uncomfortable, but they matter. Therapy offers a space to slow down, understand each other more deeply, learn to be honest with each other, and build the tools you need for a connected, resilient relationship—so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and intention.