who we serve
We are inclusive and believe anyone can have a loving and trusting relationship relationship regardless of age, gender, race, and sexual orientation.
We serve:
Married couples
Couples who aren’t married
LGBTQ couples
BIPOC couples
Interracial couples
we serve those who want to connect and create intimacy
Often times couples love each other but they don’t know how to connect; they feel, isolated and lonely and find it difficult to connect with their significant other. Life keeps happening, there are bills to pay, housework to attend to, demanding jobs that take us away from our partner; the distance grows steadily over time and they may wake up one day to discover that they are not at all connected with their partner. How do couples create lasting intimacy and nourishing connection?
we serve those who want to learn to communicate safely
Many members of a couple genuinely love each other, but they just don’t seem to be able to communicate in healthy ways and wonder why they are not able to see eye to eye. They may try to talk to each other, but it gets increasingly difficult to do so and they end up arguing and growing further apart. They may be left wondering how they can communicate in a safe way and be deeply heard and seen, and also be able deeply see and hear their partner. They may wonder how they can develop and maintain lasting trust. They may even feel hopeless and discouraged that this is not possible for them.
we serve those who want to be a team in navigating hard life s%#@
Sometimes life just gets hard. Navigating through big life changes or losses can put a lot of stress on the relationship and they need extra support. Rather than just getting through it, how can a couple learn to really align and become a true partnership in moving through difficulties? How can they bring a sense of lightness, fun, joy and play back into their lives?
we serve those who are affected by old trauma.
Those of us who are affected by old truamas (especially developmental traumas) have difficulty trusting and opening up to their partners simply because they do not feel safe. Also, traumas get in the way of creating real intimacy and connection. How do couples that are affected by trauma create safe, loving and trusting relationships? How do couples heal and allow the traumas to transform into rich fertile soil that nourishes deep and exquisite partnerships? If you or your partner has been affected by old traumas, we understand. Healing is possible for you.
