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Relationship Therapy


Relationship therapy is a method of counseling that assists those in a relationship with improving communication, resolving conflicts, and increasing connection and understanding. Relationship therapists work with families, adult children and their parents, people in a romantic relationship or other related groups.. During sessions, you’ll work with one of our on-staff therapists to address specific issues impacting the health and functioning of your relationship. You will find ways to re-connect and get back “on the same page.”

Our therapists also work with clients in relationships along the spectrum of monogamy and consensual/ethical non-monogamy, as well as erotically expansive dynamics, supporting all types of relationships in navigating communication, intimacy, sex, and day-to-day stressors that impact your relationships. 

Our therapists use IFS and Gottman training to help clients connect and find a way forward together.

Relationship & Family
Therapists

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Kristin Padera

LCPC

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Kirsten Emery

LMFT

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Kylie Maynard

ALMFT

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Nadeen Elkhatib

LPC

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Nikoleta Giannakopolous

LPC

Emmy Vanichtheeranont

PC