Gottman Referral Network

About

I assist couples out of shattered life and into shared meaning. For the couple who can’t process a conflict without extreme shutdown in their relationship, allow me to share a personalized research-driven process to develop a path towards peace.

Couples have challenging communication and have intense careers to navigate.
Your sessions are in a comfortable professional space in Liberty Township, OH. With hotel accommodations and eateries for couples who desire an enjoyable stay during a marathon 2-4 day session. Some couples use this location and ask me to design a 1/2 day recharge the relationship session and 1/2 day date in liberty center.

Here are some frequently asked questions.
1. Do you meet with individuals?
A: At times, yes. Solo sessions are helpful when stuck. I provide solo sessions to each partner and then return into couples session allowing the most growth and lowered defenses.

2. Where are you located?
A: I The office is located on the north side of Cincinnati in the offices of Liberty Center.

3. What will happen at the first session(s)? A: Building safe and comfortable connection (virtually or in person.) We spend a session as a couple discussing life events, your marriage successes, challenges, and goals for living a strong flexible relationship with your spouse. I will introduce Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy as the foundation for our direction.

3. What is in marathon sessions? A: A burst of therapy with clear communication for both people to understand each other and discover skills to use in daily living.

4. What is expected of me? A: You being you. Be open to share within a safe environment. You want skills to experience more peace and how to handle tough topics while being yourself.

I believe in learning, understanding, and adjusting to meet your progress goals. Let's connect! I'm open to finding what will work well for you.

Special populations

Messy and meaningful, adult siblings, high stress jobs, emotion/logic, neurotypical/neurodiverse