After the revelation of an affair during couples counseling, partners often experience intense and conflicting emotions. This guide offers compassionate direction for navigating the immediate aftermath, helping you process emotions, slow down major decisions, and find stability while considering the future of your relationship.

True healing in relationships begins when both partners feel seen, heard, and safe to be their full selves. Our relationship therapy is rooted in humanistic, person-centered care—offering couples and individuals a space to soften, reconnect, and grow with honesty and compassion.

While the term "couples therapy" may suggest that it is exclusively for married couples, individuals in all types of relationships can benefit from this form of therapy.

If you're considering couples therapy for the first time, it's natural to feel a mix of emotions—from hope and anticipation to nervousness or uncertainty. To make the most out of your experience, here are four tips to help you prepare for your first couples therapy session.

But when wrestling with fear today, I squared my shoulders and said to nothing in particular, “This year is the year I rise above fear.” It’s a simple statement with no real meaning other than it helped me remember that in 2018 I proved to myself that love sooths fear.

For many who endure a sexless relationship, sex is harder than the alternative. It’s not an oasis of connection, an escape from the pressures of life, an intimate getaway for those precious 30 minutes.