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Relationship problems, dating, family systems, boundaries

You want deeper relationships—but sometimes it feels like too much. Or not enough. You get close, then pull away. Or you keep giving, hoping to finally be chosen.

Maybe you grew up in a family where emotions were intense—or avoided altogether. Maybe you’re navigating dating and wondering why it feels so confusing. Maybe you’re in a relationship that’s “fine,” but you’re aching for more.

Signs You’re Ready for Something More Real

You attract emotionally unavailable or overly intense people
You get anxious, shut down, or try to fix things when conflict arises
You’re dating but keep ending up in the same disappointing patterns
You’ve lost track of your own needs in relationships
You want closeness, but you also fear losing yourself

“I didn’t realize how much I shaped myself around others—until I stopped.”

Therapy for Relational Healing and Clarity

We’ll explore:

Your relationship patterns—and the family dynamics behind them
How to stay connected to yourself while connecting with others
Navigating dating or partnership with more clarity and self-respect
Building secure connection instead of chasing chemistry
Communicating what you want, without fear of being “too much”

“Now I know the difference between feeling chosen—and finally choosing myself.”

If your relationships feel more draining than fulfilling, therapy can help you reconnect—with others and with yourself. You deserve connections that feel safe, honest, and alive.

Book your free 15-minute consultation

What real clients have had to say about therapy

“I can now have deep fulfilling relationships.”

“Navigating conversations, asking why and how and when is a large thing I learned how to do.”

“I’ve learned not to take things personally.”

“I wait until I’m calm and less reactive before responding to conflict.”

“I’ve learned to be patient at the beginning of relationships, not rush them. I stay present and use the time to create a real foundation.”

“I’ve gained more tolerance for people making mistakes. It’s helped me start forgiving the wrongs I encounter in my life—and that’s led to healthier relationships.”

“I’ve learned how to navigate conversations—asking why, how, and when.”

“I can now receive feedback with a stronger sense of self. Nothing has to change about me—I can change my behavior, and that’s different.”

“In dating, compatibility is the biggest thing. Most of the time someone isn’t—and for me, a big piece of whether someone is compatible is how they communicate.”