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Relationship Counseling

Awaken Connection

 Struggling with communication, intimacy, or feeling disconnected in your relationship or even from your yourself?

Let's navigate these challenges and find a path forward.

Why Counseling?

The way that we show up in our marriages and relationships is connected to the environment and events that occured in our lives. Finding your best self to feel secure and connected will enhance the attachment and intimacy

Services
Relationship Counseling

Awaken Attachment and connection by navigating the challenges that arise in relationships. Build a fulfilling and loving relationship.

Ketamine Psychotherapy

Awaken Enlightenment by exploring collaboration of ketamine and psychotherapy for symptoms associated with mental health conditions

Individual Counseling

Awaken Self and address any issues that may be affecting your well-being. Live a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Pre-marital Counseling

Awaken Harmony in your relationship and security in healthy attachments

Sex Therapy

Awaken Pleasure and learn to communicate about sex in a safe and satisfying way. Learn to  fulfilling and fun.

Wedding Officiating

Awaken Ceremony in a manner that feels perfect for you and brings joy to your perfect day.

I provide a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth. Marriage and Family Therapists are specifically trained to look at the whole system of your life to address stuck spots and enable you to build healthy, connected, and fulfilling relationships.

Overcoming obstacles and navigating relationships can be overwhelming and challenging.

We will explore your issues and define collaboratively using evidence based therapies:

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  • Attachment Based Counseling

  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

  • Family Systems

  • Gottman Method for Couples Therapy

  • Imago Interventions

  • Inclusive and Allied Care

  • Internal Family Systems (IFS)

  • Trauma Focused Care

  • Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy

Couples Counselor
The most functional way to regulate difficult emotions in love relationships is to share them.

Dr. Sue Johnson

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