Not All Relationships Are Romantic
Relationships are central to how we live, lead, and connect, not only with others but also with ourselves. While couples and marital therapy often focus on romantic partnerships, many people seek support for other meaningful relationships in their lives. This might include navigating dynamics with parents, siblings, adult children, close friends, or co-parents. Whether you’re working through tension, setting boundaries, managing conflict, or seeking to repair your relationship with yourself, these connections can be just as emotionally complex and significant.
Addressing these challenges often requires the same level of care, communication, and intentional support as romantic partnerships. Therapy can provide a space to explore these relationships, resolve long-standing issues, and strengthen the way you relate to the people who matter most.
Our counselors provide a supportive space to explore, strengthen, and heal these connections, without judgment, pressure, or assumptions. If you’re navigating challenges within your family, learn more about our family counseling services.
Common Relationship Issues We Help Address
- Difficulty setting or maintaining healthy boundaries
- Communication issues with partners, family, friends, or coworkers
- Feeling stuck in unhealthy relationship patterns
- Managing conflict without escalation or withdrawal
- Rebuilding trust after betrayal or disconnection
- Navigating toxic, manipulative, or codependent dynamics
- Coping with estrangement or emotional distance
- Recovering from people-pleasing and learning self-advocacy
- Understanding attachment styles and emotional triggers
- Balancing connection and independence in relationships
- Healing from emotionally immature or narcissistic relationships
- Strengthening self-worth after relational trauma
- Managing stress caused by work, family, or social expectations