The struggle
Whether you are dating, engaged, or have been married for forty years, we all need help figuring our relationships out. In order for them to function at their best, we often need the eyes and attunement of a skilled therapist to help us recover and live out of our hearts within these relationships.
No long-term marriage is made easily… The best I can ask for is that this love, which has been built on countless failures, will continue to grow. –Madeleine L’Engle
The strategy
We have a map to help make sense of the patterns within your relationship that may keep you and your partner disconnected, at odds, “not on the same page.” We help you recover and begin to speak out of your needs for acceptance, comfort, protection, and to share together in the experiences of life. We help you be seen and heard and to reach out to your partner from a place of authenticity. In short, we help you recover the love in your relationship that brought you together to begin with so that you can have deep relational and spiritual intimacy.
The solution
Whether you are getting “stuck” in your relationship or are just looking to enhance the intimacy you already have, whether you are dealing with an injury like infidelity or addiction, or whether you have significant and painful disconnection, we want to help.
You can have again all the connection and intimacy, all of the mutual honor and respect, all of the resources that are available in your relationship. We’ll fight at your side to help recover the security and safety and easy ways of being yourself and together within your relationship that you long for.
We were really struggling in our marriage. Through the time we did counseling, we were able to heal from the ways we’d hurt one another and learn to connect again. Our love now is like was like it used to be early on in our marriage, only richer and more mature. We are in love again.
Live deep, keep heart
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