RELATIONSHIP RECOVERY THERAPY

HEAL FROM HURT & IDENTIFY YOUR WANTS

Do you feel hurt, exhausted, and hopeless about change?

Relationship therapy is here for anyone navigating the pain of intimate or family challenges—whether they’re in the past or present.

  • Are you struggling to move on from a romantic relationship that left you feeling broken and betrayed?

  • Do you find yourself replaying conversations or events, trying to understand what went wrong?

  • Are you angry with yourself for the choices you made or the risks you took?

  • Have you lost trust in your ability to make decisions or even consider dating again?

  • Were you caught in a relationship with a narcissist and now feel blindsided by what you didn’t see?

  • Do you feel powerless to stand up to family members who gaslight or dismiss you?

  • Are you worn out from trying to please everyone, only to be met with guilt or demands for more?

Healing starts by rebuilding your relationship with yourself.
Toxic or unhealthy relationships can drain your confidence, direction, and hope. Recovery begins with reclaiming your self-trust, self-love, and inner strength. From there, you can take meaningful steps forward.

I work with clients to rediscover their inner wisdom, confidence, and authentic voice by providing tools to:

  • Set healthy, meaningful boundaries

  • Let go of guilt and responsibilities that aren’t yours to carry

  • Clarify what you truly want in your relationships and life—and how to pursue it

Many approaches to healing from toxic relationships fail to help people uncover the unique values that should guide their future connections. Together, we’ll explore what’s most important to you so you can build relationships that feel healthy, supportive, and true to who you are.

Every situation is unique, and we’ll develop a personalized game plan tailored to your needs. Let’s work together to help you heal, grow, and create relationships that uplift you.

Relationships aren’t all about giving.

Let’s work together to find a good balance.

Together we can:

Acknowledge your pain with compassion

Rushing through your pain or blaming yourself or others doesn’t lead to the same results as compassion and understanding do. Let’s look at your past relationship through new eyes.

Identify how you got to this place

Examining the driving motivations and actions behind your relationship decisions can help us understand the road you took so you can choose a different path next time.

Immplement new, better ways to approach relationships

Unpacking the type of relationship you want and figuring out how to move toward this vision is essential in this process.

faqs

Common questions about relationship therapy

  • No. Relationship therapy is individual therapy. We will address both your relationship with others and your relationship with your self including your personal boundaries and communication styles.

  • There are many domestic abuse shelters that provide a variety of resources–legal, financial, shelter, etc.– that may meet your needs better. However, once you are out of the relationship and decide that counseling (or more counseling) is what you need, I’d love to talk.

  • During our sessions, we will work on developing and maintaining a strong, healthy bond. We work from there so that you are able to use your personal boundaries, assertiveness skills, and values to stay healthy regardless of your parent's actions.

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