Trust is the most important predictor of long-term relational success in couples. In the beginning, everything was so easy and comfortable.

The laughter was contagious. Time in the bedroom couldn’t last long enough. Passion was palpable. Those moments always made you feel sure of us – and that was huge.  But somewhere in your story together, date nights dwindled. Pillow talk was put on mute and that spark started to fade. You started to prefer TiVo over talking and intimacy was shoved to the back burner. When you look at the pictures hanging in the hallway, you sometimes don’t recognize the couple staring back at you. It doesn’t have to stay like this. You don’t have to settle. When you struggle as a couple…everything else starts to feel like a struggle too. It is possible to feel that desire and attraction again. I can get your relationship back on track. Let me help you dive into the grey areas and uncomfortable convos.

Does Couple Therapy Work?

According to the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, families and couples who have attended family or couples therapy sessions indicate high levels of client satisfaction. Couples therapy is as effective as the individuals participating in the session. Each partners’ motivation to work on their relationship and be open and vulnerable in session is key. The other important factor is timing. When couples notice a rift whether in their communication or intimacy – the sooner they seek to support the better.