If you find yourselves stuck in the same arguments, feeling more like roommates than partners, or struggling to communicate without conflict, counseling can help.

Couples therapy isn’t only for relationships on the brink. Many couples come in with a strong foundation but feel stuck on one issue, like intimacy, parenting, money, or navigating a major life transition.

Therapy gives you tools to move through those sticking points and return to feeling connected, supported, and on the same team.

We are an out-of-network provider, which means we don’t bill insurance directly. However, many clients are still able to use their benefits to receive partial reimbursement for sessions. To make this easier:

We verify your out-of-network benefits so you know what your plan will cover before getting started.

We submit superbills on your behalf so you don’t have to deal with the extra paperwork.

You pay for sessions up front, and if your plan offers out-of-network coverage, your insurance company will send reimbursement directly to you.

This allows you to use your benefits while avoiding the hassle of navigating the process alone

This is common. Sometimes one partner is more ready than the other.

You can still begin therapy individually to build skills and shift patterns. Often, as changes happen, the other partner becomes more open to joining.

Our therapists don’t play referee, but we also won’t sit back if one of you is consistently not showing up for the relationship.

Our role is to advocate for the health of the partnership as a whole, which sometimes means challenging one partner (or both) to take more responsibility. That way, both of you can feel safe, respected, and invested in the work of rebuilding.

Yes. Couples counseling can provide clarity when you’re unsure whether to repair or release the relationship.

We also offer discernment counseling, which is a structured therapy helps partners decide their best path forward with honesty and care.