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The Initiator-Inquirer Couples Communication Process: A Primer

When couples come to therapy, one of the biggest challenges they face is how to talk about issues without falling into the same exhausting patterns...

The Price We Pay for Love: Personal Freedom and the Bittersweet Trade of Intimacy

Intimacy is one of the deepest human longings—we crave closeness, connection, and the feeling of being truly seen. And yet, the very thing that makes...

The More The More: How Couples Get Stuck and Find Their Way Out

Relationships naturally fall into patterns—some that bring us closer, and some that leave us feeling stuck. One of the most common (and frustrating) cycles couples...

Finding Empowerment Through Personal Autonomy

Life often feels overwhelming when we focus on what’s outside our control—other people’s actions, unpredictable events, or the countless external pressures we face. While it’s...

Run Your Family a Little More Like a Business

Hear me out: I spent decades working in business before and alongside becoming a therapist, so there are times when my business brain finds its...

Preparing for Couples Therapy: A Path to Connection and Growth

Starting couples therapy can feel like stepping into the unknown. You may have questions about what the process looks like or concerns about whether it...

When the Holidays Remind You of What's Missing

There's something about the holidays that can make the distance between the life we have and the life we imagined feel particularly noticeable. Maybe you're...

Feeling Stuck? How to Find Your Way Through When Moving On Isn’t the Answer (Or Isn’t Yet)

We’ve all heard the phrase, “the devil you know is better than the one you don’t.”  When you're feeling stuck—whether it’s in a relationship, a...

Before You Keep Arguing, Ask Yourself These Two Questions

There is a point in many arguments when the conversation stops being particularly useful, but we keep having it anyway. One person is talking faster,...
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