Healing Relationships from the Inside Out
Therapy that addresses hidden relationship dynamics to finally break free from painful cycles
On the outside you have it all together.
Behind closed doors it’s a different story.
Are you struggling with:
Broken trust? Infidelity, secrecy, or hidden addictions have shattered the foundation, and you’re unsure if repair is even possible.
Feeling more like roommates than partners? Conversations revolve around schedules and logistics, while the emotional closeness you once shared feels far away.
Carrying the relationship alone? One of you shoulders most of the parenting, household, or emotional load while the other feels disconnected.
Losing intimacy after becoming parents? The demands of raising kids have drained your time, energy, and closeness, leaving you unsure how to reconnect.
Getting stuck in the same arguments? The issues never resolve, resentment builds, and the cycle feels impossible to break.
Questioning your future together? One or both of you may be considering leaving, but you don’t want to make a rushed decision without understanding what’s really going on.
There’s a Reason You Feel This Way:
The way we show up in relationships is shaped long before we realize it.
Past experiences—especially in childhood—teach us what feels safe, how to connect, and how to protect ourselves.
If you’ve ever felt unseen, unheard, or emotionally distant in your relationship, it may be an old wound resurfacing.
If your partner’s reactions feel confusing, frustrating, or overwhelming, they may be rooted in something deeper, too.
When conflict feels never-ending, it’s often more than miscommunication—it can be a nervous system response set in motion long ago.
And when betrayal or broken trust occurs, it can stir old trauma patterns on top of the present pain, keeping the wound open and hard to heal.
This is why I work beyond surface-level struggles—helping you and your partner uncover what’s underneath, so healing and change can happen at the root. Even with the right person, you’ll have to face yourself.
