Couples Therapy

EMDR Therapy | Play Therapy | Family Therapy | Couples Therapy | Child Therapy | Montgomery | Woodlands | Conroe | Magnolia | Texas | Colorado

Do any of these sound familiar?

Are you and your partner struggling to figure out how to be happy and satisfied in your relationship or what that even looks like?

Feeling like your relationship is missing something but don’t quite know what it is or where to start in figuring it out?

Feeling like there’s no trust in your relationship and not sure how to continue this way?

Feeling stuck in repeating the same argument day in and day out? Feel like it isn’t ever going to change?

Feeling like you’ve wanted help for your relationship for so long and keep putting it off while you realize nothing is getting better?

Now is the time to reach out.

I take a Gottman Couples therapy informed approach to working with couples combined with my attachment lens and family systems background to help couples learn to identify things that are not working in their relationships, recognize their role in these issues, create change both within themselves and their relationships and manage conflict to create a relationship that you never could have imagined you could have. 

It is absolutely possible to have the relationship you dream of having.

Below is a list of frequent reasons people choose to go to couples/marriage counseling. Relationship Counseling can help with:

·        Arguing frequently/Having same argument over and over

·        Grief & Loss

·        Financial Disagreements

·        Work/life/family balance

·        Sexual issues

·        Infidelity/Affair Recovery (See Below For More Info)

·        Feeling like your partner doesn’t appreciate you

·        Not feeling “heard” or respected

·        Pre-marital counseling (See Below For More Info)

·        Divorce consideration

·        Communication issues

·        Adjustment to parenthood within the relationship

·        Conflict Resolution Skills

·        Dreams for your relationship

·        Creating a vision for your relationship

·         Parenting issues