If you and your partner feel unheard, stuck, or caught in recurring patterns, couples therapy can offer a space to move from disconnection back toward understanding and intimacy. I provide a warm, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment where both of you can slow down, feel safe, and begin to reconnect — not only with each other, but with yourselves.

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My approach is grounded in a culturally- and religiously-sensitive, trauma-informed, and strengths-based framework. I draw from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), psychodynamic and systemic approaches, and parts work. Depending on your needs, I may combine joint and individual sessions to help each partner explore their inner world while also deepening their capacity for connection as a couple. I welcome intercultural, interfaith, and spiritually-integrated work, and bring experience supporting couples who may face stigma around therapy within collectivist or immigrant family systems.

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Together, we will explore the root causes of distress — whether communication breakdowns, ruptures of trust, intimacy struggles, parenting or financial differences, or the weight of intergenerational trauma. My style is warm, engaged, and intuitive, while also offering practical tools you can apply daily. Couples often share that they feel both “deeply seen and gently challenged” as I support them in building healthier communication, strengthening emotional bonds, and nurturing the friendship, safety, and intimacy that make relationships sustainable and fulfilling.