Couples therapy can help you to through a wide range of relationship-based challenges.
It can support you to understand where issues originate, and facilitate safe exploration of solutions.
My approach involves understanding where each partner is coming from, looking at different perspectives, values and behaviours and identifying ways that the needs of each can be met while considering both relationship and personal contentment.
I am trained to offer therapy to individuals, partners and couples in all relationship configurations and sexual orientations.
Many couples reach out when communication has broken down or such distance has grown that it feels as though they’ll never properly find each other again.
Many couples arrive in therapy carrying love for one another, but also frustration, hurt, longing or uncertainty about the future.
Therapy can be a space to explore the deeper layers of misunderstanding and disconnection, and figure out ways to heal them either together or individually.
I offer a space where we try to slow things down and look beneath.
Some of the things we can do together are:

My style is relational, thoughtful, and challenging when needed. I work with the relationship as the client, helping both of you feel heard, understood, and more able to meet each other without losing yourselves.
I work affirmatively with LGBTQIA+ couples, as well as those in non-monogamous, open, or kink relationships, so we can explore what’s happening in your relationship without defaulting to heteronormative, monogamous, or vanilla frameworks.
Start by exploring the “You may be feeling…” lists on this page. If any of it resonates for one or both of you, there’s a good chance we can do meaningful work together. You’re welcome to get in touch with me to talk about what’s happening and see whether what I can offer feels right for you both.
Take your time reading through and get in touch if you think I can help.
...like you're speaking different languages, trying to connect but ending up misunderstood.
...stuck in the same painful patterns, arguments, or silences with no clear way forward
...hurt by resentments that go unspoken or unresolved, or issues that keep resurfacing
...worried to express your true feelings in case it leads to conflict or rejection
...like one of you is always reaching towards, while the other is always pulling away
...exhausted by trying to meet expectations that feel impossible or unclear or always changing
...deeply aware that something needs to change, but unsure where to begin
...disconnected from the closeness you once shared and not knowing how to find your way back
...more like housemates or co-parents than partners or lovers
...like emotional intimacy is being replaced by survival-mode and logistics
...like you might be growing in a different direction from your partner but unsure what that means for your future
...wondering whether to stay and work things through, or whether it’s time to let go.
...longing for a relationship that feels safer, more supportive, and more alive
...afraid that change might mean loss.
...like you’re constantly questioning whether you’re “too much” or “not enough” for your partner.
...curious, conflicted, or overwhelmed as one or both of you begin to explore gender or sexual identity
...worried that being honest about who you are might change the dynamic between you
...like you’re finally discovering your authentic self, and wondering if your relationship can evolve with you
...afraid that embracing your identity might come at the cost of your relationship or family harmony
...like physical intimacy has become distant, tense disconnected
...unsure how to navigate mismatched desire or changing bodies
...afraid to talk about sex because it feels too vulnerable or likely to trigger shame
...curious about reimagining sex and intimacy in ways that feel more affirming and less performative
...unsure how to feel desire when trust or safety feel compromised
Reaching out can feel like a big step, especially if you’ve spent a long time managing on your own.
You’re welcome to contact me using the form here if you'd like to arrange a short consultation, or if you have any questions before deciding whether to begin.
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Take your time.