Why You Feel Numb Even When Your Life Is Fine (And What It Means)
“Everything in my life is fine… so why do I feel like this at the end of the day?” People hire a therapist for many different reasons. I’ve been at this for almost 15 years now, and have helped many clients who tell me some version of, “This just isn’t working. I can...
AI in Mental Health: Promise, Peril, and the Human Bond
As the year draws to a close I want to start by thanking you, my audience. You make it possible for me to do what I love, and for that I am endlessly grateful. May we all prosper in 2026 and find comfort and joy, meaning and bearable challenges that grow us into who...
Why Am I Getting Stuck In Therapy?
Feeling Stuck in Therapy Is Normal Many people reach a point in therapy where they feel like progress is stalling out. If you’re here, you’re not alone - and this can actually be an important turning point on your growth journey. I’d like to explore here what clients...
Exploring the Internal Family Systems Approach to Therapy
This coming October will mark the 10 year anniversary since founding The Couple and Family Clinic. Back then, I was a solo practitioner and the practice was named, Your Couples Therapist. Yet, I knew I wanted to build something larger. I envisioned a group practice...
Marriage Counseling Tips To Combat Overthinking
Overthinking is a common habit – 73% of adults between 25-35 and 52% of adults between 45-55 are affected. While self-reflection is important, going to the extreme of rumination can have less desirable consequences. These six therapy-based steps can help you overcome overthinking within your relationships.
The Importance of Building a Self-Reflection Practice
Self-reflection is an accessible practice that can deepen our awareness of the below-the-surface beliefs that direct our thoughts, feelings, and actions. By using these actionable tips, you can build this habit into your daily life and begin to experience the benefits of self-reflection.
How to Use Tools of Diplomacy in Your Relationships
What do international leaders and personal relationships have in common? Both can benefit from implementing tools of diplomacy to prepare for when conflict arises. Practice makes perfect and working with professionals who offer couples counseling can provide the support and guidance you need to start building loving and caring connections.
Marriage Counseling: Warding off the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Dr. John Gottman discovered four steps that signal the progression toward divorce and refers to them as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Recognizing the appearance of the Four Horsemen during your conflicts is an essential first step to eliminating them.

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