Relationship therapy—sometimes called couples therapy or marriage counseling—is suitable for many types of relationships (e.g. monogamous, open relationships/ENM, sibling and family relationships, friendships).
Unlike individual therapy, no one person is the "client." Instead, the relationship itself is the client. Our work together focuses on shared goals for your relationship not placing blame or taking sides.
Through this process, we'll identify patterns that may be keeping you stuck and nurture the aspects of your connection that need attention and care. Relationship therapy can help you build more trust, communicate more effectively, and feel closer and more secure with one another.
We might explore how your attachment styles influence your dynamics, learn new ways to navigate conflict, and strengthen emotional and physical intimacy. Many clients also come to therapy not because their relationship is on the brink—but because they want to deepen connection and keep their bond strong.
Whether you're seeking relationship therapy in-person in Doylestown, PA, or online (for PA residents), this can be a powerful step toward a more connected, resilient partnership.
You're tired of sitting on the same couch but feeling alone.
Most of us aren't taught how to communicate well or sustain healthy relationships—but these are skills you can learn.
If any of these sound familiar, let's work through them together:
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Struggling to communicate without escalating or shutting down
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Feeling more like roommates than partners
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Repeating the same arguments without resolution
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Wanting to rebuild trust after a betrayal or distance
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Navigating life transitions, parenting, or mismatched needs
Imagine what's possible for your relationship:
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Communicate clearly and calmly
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Feel heard, understood, and respected
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Rebuild intimacy and connection
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Strengthen trust and teamwork
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Deepen understanding of each other's needs and attachment patterns
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Have fun with each other again.
My approach to relationship therapy integrates Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and communication skill-building. We'll focus on understanding the emotions beneath your interactions, not just the surface arguments, so you can reconnect and repair with more empathy and ease.
It's not you versus your partner—it's both of you versus the problem.
Want to strengthen intimacy, too?
Many couples also explore sex therapy as part of their work together. Whether you're navigating mismatched desires, sexual shame, or simply want to reconnect physically and emotionally, sex therapy can help you build a more fulfilling, confident, and connected relationship.
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