Gottman Referral Network

About

Many couples reach out when communication has broken down, trust has been damaged, or the same painful arguments keep repeating. Some are unsure whether their relationship can be repaired, while others feel stuck between wanting change and wondering if it may already be too late.

Over time, partners may begin to feel distant, discouraged, or unsure how to reconnect with the person they once felt closest to.

My work with couples is grounded in the Gottman Method, a research-based approach that helps couples improve communication, rebuild trust, and strengthen emotional connection. I also integrate Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to deepen emotional understanding and attachment security.

Together we slow down the patterns that keep couples feeling stuck. We explore what is happening beneath the surface of conflict, identify cycles that create distance, and begin building new ways of responding with greater understanding and care.

Many of the couples I work with are healing from relationship injuries such as infidelity, secrecy, or betrayal, and are looking for a way to rebuild trust and move forward with greater clarity.

I work with couples navigating relationship distress, infidelity recovery, emotional disconnection, and major life transitions. For couples uncertain about the future of their relationship, I offer Discernment Counseling, a structured process designed to help partners on the brink of divorce gain clarity about next steps. I also offer Two-Day Couples Intensives for couples seeking focused support when weekly therapy has not created enough momentum.

Couples who tend to benefit most from this work are those willing to look honestly at their patterns, take responsibility for their part in the relationship dynamic, and stay curious about how change can happen.

In addition to couples therapy, I also work with individuals navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, and life transitions.

Special populations

Couples, premarital, blended families, infidelity & betrayal, relationship uncertainty