Licensed Psychotherapist
Couples Therapy can bring more satisfaction, joy, and understanding to your relationship with each other.
Even the healthiest, most loving couple fights. Disagreements are natural in any relationship! What matters is how you process them. What lessons you learn, and what actions you take to meet each other's needs moving forward. In disagreements, we all need to feel like our significant other is listening to us.
Couples Therapy can help you move out of negative cycles that are keeping you feeling stuck and alone, reconnect with each other and feel understood again. I can help you gain insight into your relationship dynamics in useful ways, help you resolve existing conflicts, and give you tools to prevent disagreements from escalating. I can help you explore issues standing in the way of love and repair emotional wounds from the past that are keeping you from opening up with your significant other, decrease the distance between you and rekindle passion.
Sometimes, when things are going well, we unintentionally put relationship work on the back burner. Even if you aren't experiencing relationship issues, couples therapy offers a valuable opportunity to foster a deeper understanding of each other while spending dedicated time together, and to equip yourself for a loving, connected future.
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In couples therapy, we will create a positive atmosphere of safety, warmth, and trust with your significant other, where you can be vulnerabale and practice listening to each other. My goal is to help you understand and feel understood within your relationship.
Couples Therapy can bring you and your partner closer together.
As part of couples counseling,
you will learn to:
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Improve communication and listening skills
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Overcome issues around extended family
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Rebuild intimacy and passion
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Repair trust and insecurities
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Reconnect to the love you share with your significant other
I work with couples of all stages, from partners to spouses to those seeking premarital counseling.
I help you heal your relationship and feel connected to each other again.
Parisa Javanbakhsh