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Couples Therapy

Experiencing relationship challenges can profoundly impact your emotional well-being and daily life. Choosing couples therapy can provide the guidance and support needed to overcome these difficulties and fortify your connection.

We have extensive experience in couples and family therapy, particularly in addressing issues related to loss and helping families build secure attachments. A healthy and secure connection between family members is crucial for emotional, relational, and psychological well-being. Our approach integrates attachment theory, which emphasizes the importance of emotional bonds. As Sue Johnson notes, "the quality of the emotional bond is a powerful predictor of relationship satisfaction and stability."

Our therapy process uses various methodologies to meet the unique needs of each couple and family. These include solution-focused, emotionally-focused, cognitive behavioral, and the Gottman Method therapy approaches. By utilizing these evidence-based techniques, we aim to provide comprehensive support that fosters resilience and connection within the family unit. We strive to create a safe and collaborative environment for all participants, encouraging trust, emotional safety, and the feeling of being seen and heard.

This supportive atmosphere is essential for effective therapy, as it helps individuals and families navigate their challenges and work towards lasting positive changes in their relationships.

We Assist Couples in Navigating a Variety of Challenges and Situations, Including:

Relationships can be deeply rewarding and deeply complex. Our couples therapy services are designed to help partners navigate a wide range of challenges, from communication struggles and life transitions to rebuilding trust and deepening emotional connection.
No matter where you are in your relationship, we’re here to support your growth, healing, and meaningful connection.

Family of Origin & In-Law Challenges

Conflict Management

Emotional & Physical Intimacy

Boundary Setting

Compromise & Adaptation

Developmental Transitions

Effective Communication

Grief & Bereavement

Rebuilding Trust & Intimacy

Life Transitions & Adjustments

Understanding & Communicating Love Languages

Preparing for Marriage

Reconnecting & Strengthening Bonds

Defining & Redefining the Relationship

Repairing Damaged Relationships

Organizing & Adapting Roles

Creating Shared Meaning & Purpose

Supporting Partners of Alcoholics or Addicts

Work with one of our amazing Couples Therapists

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Deborah Nielsen

LMFT, ATR-BC, EMDR certified

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Sierra Beckers

LMHC

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Wendy Knowles

LMHC, BCBA, LBA