Couples therapy
Most couples who come to us still care about each other. They’re stuck in the same loop, or they’ve drifted, or something broke trust. Sessions give you both a fair hearing and a way to talk that doesn’t end in the same place.
Or call [PHONE]
Communication that turns into criticism or silence. Constant conflict over money, chores, parenting or sex. An affair or other breach of trust. Feeling more like roommates than partners. Deciding whether to stay together. You don’t need to be married, and you don’t need to be in crisis.
We usually start with a joint session, then one individual session with each of you, so everyone has space to speak freely. After that we meet together, slowing conversations down so each of you feels heard, and practicing new ways to repair after conflict.
We don’t take sides or decide who’s right. Our client is the relationship. Our job is to help you understand the pattern you’re both caught in, and what each of you can do differently.
Couples work here draws on [TRAINING]. We’ll tell you plainly what that means in practice at your free call.
Fees and time
In network with [INSURANCE PLANS]. Out of network, we give you a superbill to claim back what your plan covers. A few reduced-fee spots are kept for people who need them.
Fees and insurance in fullQuestions
That’s common. They’re welcome to join the free call too, to ask their own questions before agreeing to anything.
Yes. Some couples come to get clear on whether to stay together. We can help you make that decision carefully, and, if you separate, do it with less damage.
Sessions are [SESSION LENGTH], and the fee is [COUPLES FEE]. Some couples book longer sessions now and then for bigger conversations.
A free 15-minute call is a low-stakes way to start. Ask your questions, hear how we work, and decide in your own time.
Prefer to call? [PHONE] · confidential voicemail
