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Couples therapy in Santa Monica, CA

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You’re tired of feeling like you can’t reach each other.

Conversations turn into arguments. Silence feels safer than speaking up.

You love each other—but something’s been lost.

You’ve tried to fix things on your own, but the same patterns keep pulling you apart. In therapy, we’ll slow down and explore what’s happening underneath the conflict—what each part of you is protecting, what each of you is longing for. Together, we’ll begin to rebuild safety, trust, and a deeper understanding of one another.

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“What matters in a happy marriage isn’t compatibility itself, but how couples handle their incompatibilities.”

— Dr. John Gottman

Here’s how we’ll work together

Therapy can help you reconnect, rebuild trust, and feel close again.

My approach is warm, direct, and attachment-based. In our sessions, we’ll slow things down and explore what’s happening beneath the surface—what each of you is protecting, longing for, and trying to communicate. Drawing from Imago and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we’ll help you move from conflict to connection through curiosity, empathy, and new ways of engaging with one another.

You’ll begin to:

Understand the patterns that keep you feeling unseen or disconnected.
Learn to express emotions and needs with clarity and compassion.
Rebuild safety and trust after rupture or infidelity.
Strengthen communication and navigate differences with care.
Deepen emotional and physical intimacy.
Build a stronger foundation. Whether you’re healing, growing, or preparing for marriage.

Through guided, intentional sessions.

When both partners are willing to look inward and meet each other with new awareness, healing becomes possible. You don’t have to keep looping through the same fight. Real change can happen—one honest conversation at a time.