Relationship Therapy
"The quality of your relationships determines the quality of your life.”​
—Esther Perel
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When our most important connections feel strained, confusing, or distant, it can ripple into our sense of safety, identity, and overall well-being. Relationship therapy offers a space to slow down and listen more deeply—to yourself and each other—and to build stronger, more meaningful bonds.
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Whether you’re navigating conflict, rebuilding trust, or seeking deeper intimacy, I offer a warm and inclusive space to explore your relationship with care and intention.
​If you’re ready to slow down and explore your relationship with intention, I’d be honored to support your growth.
Who I Work With
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Couples and marital partners
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Consensual non-monogamy and polyamorous relationships (welcoming and informed)
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Friends and platonic partners
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Family systems, including adult children and parents, blended families, and chosen family
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Partnerships navigating identity exploration, life transitions, or healing after rupture
Themes we might explore
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Communication struggles, chronic conflict, or emotional misattunement
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Rebuilding trust and connection after rupture or betrayal
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Strengthening emotional and physical intimacy
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Navigating life transitions, parenting, or identity shifts
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Unpacking intergenerational or cultural dynamics
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Repairing after trauma, illness, or mental health challenges
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Clarifying needs, boundaries, and shared vision
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Reconnecting after periods of disconnection or avoidance
What to Expect
Each relationship is unique—and so is our work together.
Whether you’re early in your connection or decades in, seeking repair or simply tending to what you’ve built, I’ll hold space for the fullness of your experience with care and intention. Some sessions may involve navigating hard conversations with guidance and grounding; others may focus on deepening appreciation, understanding, or shared rituals of connection.
My role is to support each of you in feeling seen, heard, and safe enough to be honest—with yourselves and with each other. Together, we’ll explore patterns with curiosity, not judgment, and develop new ways of relating that feel more aligned, nourishing, and secure.