Couples come into therapy longing to be met, understood, and reconnected. Yet this longing is often buried under layers of anger and disappointment. After so many attempts that seem to go nowhere, it’s easy to lose hope — to feel as though no matter what you say or do, you end up back in the same place, unheard and alone. Many partners find themselves wondering how it is that the small things they long for — a word of reassurance, a look of care, a moment of closeness — can never seem to be given, no matter how clearly or desperately they are asked for. When these painful patterns are slowed down and brought into awareness, something powerful can happen: partners begin to truly hear and feel one another again. Defensiveness softens, unspoken needs come to light, and instead of repeating the same old arguments, a new way of relating begins to take shape. These are the moments that can shift a relationship — when partners rediscover not only each other, but also the possibility of a love that feels alive, safe, and deeply connected. Couples therapy is about how we relate to one another based on who we are, with all the complexity and history each of us brings. At times, this shared work also needs the support of individual therapy for one or both partners., so that personal wounds and patterns can be cared for alongside the relationship. When both are tended to- the "we" and the "I" - lasting change becomes possible. Note: Service fees are region- specific and can be accessed through the " Service Fees" section in the main menu.