You didn’t imagine it would be like this—the distance, the constant tension, the feeling that you’re talking but never really heard. Maybe the same fight keeps resurfacing in different forms, or perhaps one of you shuts down while the other escalates—until you’re both exhausted and alone, even in the same room.

You might feel like your marriage lacks deep intimacy, like your partner has one foot out the door, or that you’re living separate lives rather than as a team. Maybe mismatched libidos or entering a new life phase with adult children has left you wondering what’s next for your relationship.

If you’re searching for answers, you’re not alone. Couples therapy can help you stop surviving and start healing—together.

• You feel more like roommates than romantic partners
• You’re stuck in cycles of blame, silence, or emotional withdrawal
• One of you wants to repair the relationship and the other isn’t sure
• Trust has been broken and you don’t know how to rebuild it
• Conversations spiral into arguments—or end in complete shutdown
• You’re on the brink of separation but want to try everything before walking away
• You long for better communication and emotional engagement
• You want to feel like you’re on the same team again

If any of this resonates, you’re in the right place. There is a path forward—and you don’t have to find it alone.

EFT is a research-backed, proven approach for couples in distress. Instead of focusing on who’s right or wrong, EFT looks at the interaction cycle between you, helping both partners feel heard, understood, and supported.

Through EFT, couples learn to:

• Understand the emotional needs driving conflict
• Break reactive patterns and create new, healthier ways of relating
• Rebuild trust and emotional safety
• Communicate with vulnerability, clarity, and care
• Deepen connection, intimacy, and respect

EFT has a 73% success rate in restoring closeness and resilience—and I’ve witnessed this transformation again and again.

You don’t need to know how to fix things before you come in. What matters most is your willingness to show up—together.

In our sessions, we will:

• Map your negative communication cycle and learn how to interrupt it
• Create emotional safety where both partners feel truly heard
• Explore the fears, needs, and longings beneath your conflicts
• Practice tools for conflict repair, emotional attunement, and rebuilding intimacy
• Restore connection and partnership at a pace that works for you both

I provide a safe, neutral space—without taking sides. My role is to guide you in reconnecting, not to referee, blame, or shame.