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Couples Therapy

Feel close again.

You share a home, a history, maybe even kids, but lately the connection feels thin or tense. This is not about going back to how it was. You can build something stronger.

Couples therapy or marriage counseling helps you move from surviving your relationship to actually feeling connected again. 

Book Appointment

We usually have immediate availability.

We usually have immediate availability.

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FLEXIBLE ACCESS

In-office in Seattle, or telehealth in WA

WHO WE HELP

Partners that are married or in a relationship

AVAILABILITY

Immediate openings
M-F, 7am-8pm

PAYMENT

$200/session

Insurance unavailable for couples therapy

AFFORDABLE OPTIONS

Supervised interns with sliding scale payment

Can you relate to this?

  • You keep having the same argument with no resolution

  • Conversations turn into defensiveness, criticism, or shutdown

  • You feel more like roommates or co-parents than partners

  • Trust has been shaken

  • Intimacy feels distant or complicated

  • One of you feels alone in the relationship

 

You are not failing. You're caught in a pattern. Patterns can be changed when you learn to see them.

In-person therapy in Seattle

Our Greenlake office location provides a warm and welcome environment for your sessions. Our therapists private offices offer a place for direct in-person connection.

Online therapy in Washington

Online therapy can make it easier to get help when you need it. You can attend from your living room or office location, separately or together. No commute or added stress before sessions. It can be easier to fit into work and life schedules.

Meet some of our Couples Therapists

Erika Stanley
Erika Stanley
Anna Colwell
Anna Colwell
Jenna Eady
Jenna Eady
Marlene Muller
Marlene Muller
Katie Ryan
Katie Ryan
Carla Hilderbrand
Carla Hilderbrand
Marius Lina
Marius Lina
Allison Hanigan
Allison Hanigan

Our approach to couples therapy

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Attachement-based therapy

Most conflict is not about the surface issue. It is about deeper needs to feel safe, valued, and emotionally secure. When those needs feel threatened, couples often fall into pursue-withdraw or shutdown cycles. Therapy helps you recognize these patterns, understand the attachment needs underneath them, and respond to each other with more care and clarity.

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Emotionally-focused therapy

Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) focuses on strengthening the emotional bond between partners. Instead of staying stuck in surface-level arguments, therapy helps you slow down conflict, identify the deeper feelings underneath reactions, and share them in ways your partner can hear. This process helps rebuild trust, increase emotional safety, and create a stronger sense of closeness.

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Gottman-informed tools

Gottman-informed work brings in research-backed strategies for how couples communicate and repair. You learn practical skills for expressing needs without blame, navigating disagreements without escalation, and strengthening appreciation and connection in everyday moments. These tools help you stay on the same team, even when you do not see things the same way.

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Take the first step together.

Book Appointment
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