Relationship counseling

All significant relationships deserve support.

Chosen family. Business partner. Best friend. Co-Parents. Activist. If someone is important to you, then counseling could benefit your relationship health. Relationship counseling is very similar to couples counseling — just without the romantic bond. Therapists proactively work to cultivate healthy boundaries and communication.

If you’re looking for support in your romantic relationship, check out couples counseling.

If it’s important to you, it’s important to us.

  • Chosen family

  • Friend counseling

  • Coparenting

  • Relationship boundaries

  • Business Partnerships

  • Codependency

  • Attachment work

  • Betrayal & forgiveness

  • Platonic Breakups

Get the support your relationship deserves.

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“My boyfriend and I started seeing Alex when it felt like our relationship was about to explode. After meeting with Alex for a few sessions we were able to start to communicate with each other better and we started being able to resolve our conflict instead of it just looming over our heads.”

“Marriage counseling was helpful as we reconnect in our relationship after our separation. We learned about attachment styles and how trauma affects our marriage so we can communicate our feelings better.”

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