In couples therapy, the relationship is at the centre of the conversation. We do not begin from the assumption that one person is to blame. Instead, we seek to understand how certain patterns have developed and how they affect each partner. The process can help you reconnect, renegotiate your relationship, or make important decisions with greater clarity and care.
Our work is guided by relational, systemic, cultural-historical, narrative, and psychodynamic perspectives. We consider the couple’s history, each person’s experiences, their cultural contexts, and the expectations that shape the relationship.
The therapist’s role is not to decide who is right, but to help the couple slow down difficult conversations, recognize recurring patterns, understand their effects, and explore new possibilities for dialogue.
– Cultural-Historical Psychology
– Social Constructionism
– Narrative Therapy
– Psychodynamic Approaches
– Collaborative and Dialogic Practices
– Solution-Focused Therapy
– Person-Centred Therapy
– Systemic and Family Therapy
– Emotion-Focused Therapy
– Feminist and Anti-Oppressive Practices
If you'd like to better understand what's going on in your relationship and find new ways to communicate, schedule a free initial consultation.
It will be an opportunity for us to get to know each other, answer any questions you may have, and discuss next steps.