Therapy for Maryland couples who want to learn more about themselves and more deeply connect with each other.
Throughout our childhood and early life, we develop patterns of creating safety for ourselves in order to navigate stressful/unsafe situations. These patterns often will show up in your relationships and interact with your partner’s patterns. Together we will explore and understand these.
Couples therapy is not just for couples who are having a hard time. I get excited when a couple comes in and things are going well - this is a great opportunity to learn and grow together without having to work as hard to repair past hurts/entrenched patterns and difficult dynamics.
It can be beneficial to engage in therapy while things are going well, so that we can further strengthen the relationship. This can help you navigate future challenges more effectively.
It is hard to navigate an affair, or other relationship rupture, alone . Together we can work to heal your relationship and create a stronger bond.
Becoming a parent has a significant impact on relationships. We can feel that we have less to give, feel more easily irritated, and resentment can start to build. Whether you are together or coparenting, we can work to strengthen your communication and connection.
Past trauma, defined not by the event but rather how your body processes the event, can significantly impact relationships, whether the trauma occurred in your relationship or outside of it. Individual therapy is crucial, but there are aspects of healing that can be powerful when done together.
Many of us did not see healthy communication modeled, nor were we given a blueprint for how to have it in our relationships. We want to communicate better, but we have no idea where to start.
It’s common that couples have difficulty communicating, but we don’t realize how much it can impact a relationship's ability to deepen. Together we will deepen your connection through building trust.
We often skip this step because we don’t know how to safely repair after a conflict. This can cause unresolved issues that keep popping up in your arguments. You might feel like you can’t seem to move on. It never feels resolved.