Every relationship moves through seasons. Some are steady and connected — others feel like you’re being pulled in different directions, trying to find your footing in the current. Stress, resentment, and misunderstandings can build quietly until every conversation feels like work.
Maybe you’ve noticed the same argument keeps repeating, no matter how you try to stop it. Maybe the silence between you says more than words ever could. Or maybe you just miss the ease, laughter, and closeness you once had.
Whatever brings you here, it’s not too late to rediscover your connection.
What We’ll Work Toward
In couples therapy, we focus less on who’s right and more on what’s happening between you. Together, we’ll look at the patterns that keep you stuck — the ways you both protect, defend, or withdraw — and begin to shift those cycles into something new.
At Two Currents Counseling, I draw on Relational Life Therapy (RLT), an approach that blends truth-telling with deep compassion.
It’s about learning to communicate with respect and courage, to take ownership without shame, and to rebuild trust where it’s been broken.
You’ll learn how to:
Recognize and interrupt the negative cycles that lead to disconnection
Communicate openly and safely, even about hard topics
Repair and rebuild trust after hurt or betrayal
Reconnect emotionally and physically with empathy and respect
Build new habits of closeness, appreciation, and teamwork
When Couples Seek Therapy
Couples come to therapy for many reasons — some in crisis, others simply wanting to strengthen their bond.
Common struggles include:
Communication that always ends in conflict
Feeling unseen or emotionally distant
Infidelity or broken trust
Differences in parenting, values, or priorities
Stress from work, finances, or family demands
Loss of intimacy or affection
No matter what you’re facing, therapy offers a space where both partners can be heard, understood, and guided toward healing.
A Different Kind of Conversation
I won’t ask you to pretend things are fine — and I won’t let either of you stay stuck in the old patterns that keep you apart.
Instead, we’ll work to name what’s really happening, without blame, and find the small, steady steps that bring you closer again.
My goal is simple: to help you both feel safe, respected, and connected — not only in therapy, but in everyday life.
Take the Next Step
You don’t have to keep drifting further apart.
With support, honesty, and a willingness to grow, your relationship can become stronger, deeper, and more resilient than before.
If you’re ready to start that process, I’d love to help you find your way back to each other.