Arguments feel like they come out of nowhere, and you're stuck in a loop you don’t know how to break. It’s exhausting when every conversation turns into a misunderstanding, or worse — a blow-up.

Underneath the tension, there’s often a deep desire to just feel heard and understood.

In our work together, we’ll explore the emotional cycle that’s keeping you stuck and find new ways to communicate that feel safer, softer, and more productive.

It’s not just about the lack of sex — it’s about missing the spark, the playfulness, the feeling of being wanted.

Maybe one of you has always had a higher drive, but it didn’t seem like a problem at first. Now, the gap feels wider, and the tension around it is growing.

You want intimacy to feel natural again — not forced, not a source of stress.

In therapy, we’ll talk openly about desire differences and explore ways to bring back that sense of ease, excitement, and mutual pleasure.

Life gets busy, and it’s easy to slip into a dynamic that feels more like co-managing a household than being true partners. The spark is gone, and instead of closeness, there’s distance, duty, and emotional disconnect.

Deep down, you want to feel like a team again — emotionally connected, supported, and even playful.

We’ll work together to rebuild that sense of “us,” so you can find your way back to each other.

You might be wondering if you can even come back from this — the tension, the silence, the emotional distance. It’s painful to feel like you’re doing everything you can, and it’s still not enough.

Even if things feel fragile, the fact that you're here means part of you still believes in the possibility of repair.

In therapy, we’ll slow things down and begin to rebuild — with clarity, care, and a new sense of direction.

It’s hard to be open or vulnerable when things feel unpredictable or tense. Maybe you’re walking on eggshells, bracing for conflict, or just don’t feel emotionally secure.

Every relationship needs a sense of safety in order to grow.

In our work together, we’ll explore what’s eroded that safety — and build the foundation you both need to feel grounded, respected, and emotionally steady again.

It feels like no matter how hard you try, you always end up in the same place — the same arguments, the same disconnection, the same silence afterward. Maybe one of you shuts down, the other gets louder, and both of you walk away feeling misunderstood.

These patterns are exhausting, but they’re also learned — which means they can be unlearned.

In our work together, we’ll slow everything down, get curious about what’s really happening underneath, and create new ways of responding that help you feel more connected and less alone.