Therapy for Relationships And Heartbreak
Many people struggle with relationships:
Losing them, having them, wanting them, feeling unsure about them.
Are you single and recovering from a broken heart? I get how painful it is and how impossible letting go can feel.
Maybe you’re newly heartbroken and can’t believe the searing pain in your chest. You can’t eat, breath or sleep.
Or, maybe its been awhile and you’re ashamed that after this long you’re still checking your exes instagram and feel so sad and jealous.
If it’s taking longer than your friends and family have patience for, that’s ok. These things take time. We can make sense of why it’s so hard and figure out how to let go.
I have a special passion for helping people who are struggling to “move forward” and let go of lost love. As hard as it is, it is so important to move forward, so that you can continue to grow in your life, feel alive again and find new relationships.
Are you single and continuously dating people who don’t recognize how awesome you are? You’ve come to the right place.
I promise you, there are reasons you’re drawn to people who don’t treat you great, even if you’re not aware of them.
We will work to understand why you fall in love with unavailable people, so that we can help you to recognize in yourself and in others the signs that something isn’t right, and break the pattern.
If you’re in a Relationship Therapy Can Help You Create Healthy Communication Skills, And Improve Connection and Intimacy.
I will help you listen to your mind, body, and intuition in order to support you while you navigate overwhelming feelings relationships and intimacy bring up for you so that you can build a foundation for the relationships you want.
I can support you while you face issues related to:
Dating
Co-dependency
Attachment trauma
Recovery from heartbreak
Communication with-in relationships
Sex and intimacy
Chronic patterns of picking unavailable partners
Falling in love with people who treat you badly
Struggles with Family members
Non-Traditional Dating arrangements/Polyamory etc.
Shame and guilt
Spending to much time in the “Friend-zone” hoping it will lead to a relationship
Depression and Anxiety
LGBTQIA Affirmative
People who feel like outsiders