For couples who feel disconnected, caught in painful cycles,
When connection feels strained or uncertain
Many couples seek therapy not because they want to leave, but because something important feels misaligned.
Communication may feel repetitive, tense, or transactional. Conflict may escalate more quickly than either partner intends. Emotional closeness may have quietly eroded. One or both partners may feel lonely, reactive, guarded, or unsure how to reach each other anymore.
Even strong, committed couples can find themselves caught in patterns that are difficult to shift on their own.
Couples therapy offers a structured, supportive space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface — before distance and resentment deepen or a crisis occurs.
Depth-oriented, relational work
Our approach to couples therapy is emotionally attuned, relational, and insight oriented. We focus on attachment patterns, emotional responsiveness, conflict cycles, and the ways each partner’s history shapes how the relationship functions today.
Therapy may involve learning new skills, but it also prioritizes understanding — so change feels integrated rather than forced.
Rather than treating issues in isolation, we work with the relationship as a living system, helping couples move toward greater clarity, safety, and mutual understanding.
Love doesn’t just sit there, like a stone; it has to be made, like bread—
remade all the time, made new. — Ursula K. Le Guin
Support across relationship stages
Couples come to therapy at many different points: early in a relationship, during periods of heightened stress, after trust has been damaged, or when facing major decisions about the future.
Some couples are trying to strengthen communication before problems deepen. Others are trying to recover from betrayal, reduce repeating arguments, rebuild emotional closeness, or understand whether the relationship can move forward.
This work is not one-size-fits-all. Therapy is shaped around the specific task your relationship is facing, while honoring complexity, pacing, and emotional reality.
In addition to the specialty areas below, all of our couples therapy focuses on relational patterns, emotional regulation, identity development, attachment dynamics, and long-standing internal patterns that do not fit neatly into a single category.
Couples Therapy Specialties
Crisis & Repair
Relationship Crisis
For couples facing emotional overwhelm, rupture, uncertainty, or a pivotal moment in the relationship.
Affair Recovery
For couples working through infidelity, betrayal, secrecy, trust injury, and the emotional aftermath of an affair.
Alcohol Recovery
For individuals and relationships navigating the impact of alcohol use, sobriety, recovery, moderation, or changing patterns around drinking.
Conflict & Communication
Conflict & Arguments
For couples who feel caught in repeating arguments, escalating tension, or painful conflict cycles.
Communication Problems
For couples who struggle to talk about what matters without misunderstanding, shutdown, defensiveness, or going in circles.
Family-of-Origin Boundaries
For couples navigating parents, in-laws, inherited roles, loyalty conflicts, or difficulty becoming a more united team.
Connection & Strengthening
Strengthening Relationships
For couples who want to build a stronger, more connected relationship before problems become more entrenched.
Clarity & Transition
Relationship Clarity
For couples or individuals who feel uncertain about the future of the relationship and need space to sort through what is happening.
Conscious Uncoupling
For couples navigating separation, intentional divorce, or the ending of a relationship with greater care and clarity.
Whether you’re seeking deeper connection, repairing trust, or navigating a pivotal moment, therapy offers a grounded place to begin.
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Therapists Who Work With Couples
Clients seeking couples therapy may work with Jen or Angelica, depending on fit and availability.
Jen works with couples navigating relationship crisis, affair recovery, betrayal-related distress, conscious uncoupling, and long-standing relational patterns. Her work helps partners slow reactivity, understand deeper emotional dynamics, and clarify what repair, separation, or meaningful change may require.
Angelica works with couples experiencing communication problems, conflict and arguments, relationship anxiety or doubt, and betrayal-related distress. She helps partners understand their patterns, strengthen communication, and feel more grounded with each other and within the relationship.
