Couples & Intimate Relationship Therapy
“Loving connection leads to ongoing wellbeing.” -Martha Sweezy & Toni Herbine-Blank
Our culture’s messaging on intimate relationships is deeply engrained into our beings. We believe that we must find “the one” who will be able to heal our pain, make us happy, and meet all of our needs.
Sadly, this messaging sets us up for anguish and isolation in our intimate relationships. We feel frustration with our partner(s) for not meeting our needs, and shame towards ourselves because we can’t seem to feel contented or good enough.
Our couples therapists use Tony Herbine-Blank’s Intimacy from the Inside Out method (a form of Internal Family Systems Therapy adapted for clinical work with couples) to help couples get curious and compassionate with themselves and each other. Through curiosity, we can understand what early wounds become activated by our partner’s behavior. Through compassion, we can care for and heal that wound so it is no longer vulnerable in the same way. Couples therapy will help you explore new ways to communicate with each other in order to prioritize each other’s safety, while still being heard.
Please contact us if you’d like support for monogamous relationships, non-monogamous relationships, sex therapy, sexual abuse, infidelity, pre-marital therapy, co-parenting, family therapy, friendships, or conflict in other intimate relationships.
Meet Our Therapists Offering Couples Therapy
Rachel Longer, LCSW (She/her)
Paige Taylor, LSW (they/she)
step one
Contact our team to set up a free 15-minute phone consultation. Here, we can answer any questions you may have and make sure you get paired with the right couples therapist for your unique experience.
step two
We schedule your first virtual appointment! You will receive an email with a link to complete intake forms before you meet with your clinician for the first time so they can learn a little more about you and your histories.
step three
You begin meeting online with your therapist! With their support, you will safely explore and care for your thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and experiences to cultivate balance, peace, joy, and connecting in your relationship.
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