In-person couples counseling in nashville, tennessee
Therapy for relationships
“we just keep missing each other.”
“every argument sounds the same.”
“i need this relationship to change.”
Sound familiar?
I see you.
I hear these same concerns in my office every week — you’re not alone in feeling this way.
Healing often happens in and through our relationships. When couples, families, or friends commit to the process, I’ve seen marriages grow stronger, friendships deepen, and families find new closeness. Sometimes counseling helps address long-standing issues that have been building for years. Other times, it’s about navigating a life transition — like preparing for marriage, welcoming a new baby, receiving a diagnosis, or making a big decision. Both can be deeply transformative.
While many of my clients seek premarital counseling or marriage counseling, relationship therapy goes beyond romantic partnerships. I also work with mothers and daughters, siblings, or friends who feel stuck in painful cycles. If two people want to repair and strengthen their connection, therapy can be the place to start healing.
Strengthen
Your friendship
You want to get back to how it used to be feel- when you both were so excited to learn about each other.
In therapy together, we work on rebuilding curiosity and connection to help create a strong foundation.
Create space
Within gridlock
It feels like the same arguments keep coming up again and again. Every relationship has challenges that never fully disappear — but in couples counseling, we can uncover the hopes and needs hidden within conflict and use them to bring you closer together.
uncover
Shared meaning
Relationships thrive when you and your partner are able to dream together. In couples therapy, we focus on building a shared sense of meaning through rituals, traditions, and goals that reflect your unique relationship. This is often the focus of pre-marital counseling.
I’m here to help with:
+ family counseling
+ friendship counseling
+ contemplating divorce
because, At the end of the day:
the quality of our relationships determine the quality of our lives.
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Of course! I help relationships from the ‘contemplating dating’ phase all the way through marriage and committed partnerships.
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It’s very common to come into couples therapy unsure about whether you want to stay in the relationship. My role is to help you and your partner gain clarity, usually early in the process, so you can decide whether to commit to working on the relationship or move toward separation. I support couples fully in either choice — whether that means rebuilding your connection or finding a healthy way to part.
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Yes. I have experience working with couples navigating affairs, infidelity, and various forms of addiction. In our first sessions, we’ll work together to understand your situation and determine the most supportive next steps for your relationship. Sometimes that means continuing with couples counseling, and other times it may include adding additional resources to best support your healing process.