by Sarah Reynolds | Apr 21, 2026 | Boundaries & Healthy Relationships, Couples & Marriage Counseling, Mental Health Education
Ways Couples Can Reconnect by Rebuilding Friendship It’s a common moment for couples, we hear it often from clients all the time.. You’re sitting together, maybe even going through the motions of daily life, but something feels off. You’re not fighting all the time…...
by Jen Paschall | Apr 3, 2026 | ADHD, Couples & Marriage Counseling
If you have ADHD, or are dating someone who does, you’ve probably noticed a pattern in your relationship that can feel frustrating, confusing, and even painful. One partner chases, while the other pulls away. Arguments feel endless, intimacy feels difficult, and no...
by Kat Willardsen | Mar 11, 2026 | Boundaries & Healthy Relationships, Communication & Conflict, Couples & Marriage Counseling
When conflict happens in relationships, it’s not because the two people in the relationship don’t love each other. More often, it’s because one person feels unseen or unheard. This can lead to irritation, sarcastic comments, defensiveness, and dismissive responses. It...
by Joel Wallis | Feb 12, 2026 | Communication & Conflict, Couples & Marriage Counseling, Personal Growth & Healing
“I just need to trust them again.” It’s a phrase I hear often in therapy, especially when working with couples. And it’s usually followed by a pause. When I gently ask, “What would that look like?” the answer is rarely clear. Trust is foundational in relationships....
by Jen Paschall | Feb 5, 2026 | ADHD, Boundaries & Healthy Relationships, Couples & Marriage Counseling
If you’re in a relationship where ADHD is part of the picture, you’ve probably heard or thought some version of this:• “If you just tried harder…”• “Why can’t you remember this one thing?”• “I feel like I’m carrying everything.” And if you’re the partner with ADHD,...
by Tiffany Russell | Jan 20, 2026 | Boundaries & Healthy Relationships, Couples & Marriage Counseling, Sexual Health
As a couples therapist I’ve seen it time and time again. The couples who do it all “right” on paper, yet still feel miles apart inside their own homes. Life is so busy! Kids need rides. Work needs emails. Laundry needs… everything. And somewhere in...
