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Services

THERAPY FOR INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, & FAMILIES

Relationships can become complicated. Sometimes the struggle is between partners or family members; other times it shows up in how we understand ourselves, our identities, or the patterns we carry into our relationships. We offer thoughtful, relationship-centered therapy to help clients better understand what is happening, work through what is keeping them stuck, and move toward meaningful change.

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Couples Therapy

UNDERSTAND THE PATTERNS & STRENGTHEN THE RELATIONSHIP

Couples often come to therapy because they care about their relationship but have become caught in patterns they no longer know how to change. You may find yourselves having the same arguments, struggling to communicate at a deeper level, feeling emotionally disconnected, or wondering whether your relationship can be repaired.

Couples therapy provides an opportunity to slow those patterns down and understand what is happening beneath them. We help partners communicate more openly, better understand one another’s emotional experiences, manage conflict differently, and develop greater connection and intimacy.

Couples Therapy May Focus On

  • Recurring arguments and conflict

  • Communication difficulties

  • Emotional disconnection

  • Attachment and relationship patterns

  • Emotional and physical intimacy

  • Trust and betrayal

  • Infidelity

  • Dating and relationship concerns

  • Major relationship transitions

  • Deciding how to move forward together

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Premarital Counseling

BUILD A STRONGER FOUNDATION

Premarital counseling is not only for couples experiencing problems. It creates intentional space to better understand one another, identify patterns before they become entrenched, and have important conversations about the life you are preparing to build together.

We help couples explore communication, conflict, emotional intimacy, expectations, family backgrounds, values, and other areas that can shape a marriage. The goal is not to eliminate disagreement, but to help you understand one another more deeply and develop healthier ways of navigating differences together.

Premarital Counseling May Explore

  • Communication and conflict

  • Emotional intimacy

  • Expectations for marriage

  • Family-of-origin influences

  • Roles and responsibilities

  • Values and priorities

  • Relationship strengths and vulnerabilities

  • Recurring behavioral patterns

  • Preparing for major transitions

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Individual Therapy

UNDERSTAND YOURSELF & THE PATTERNS SHAPING YOUR LIFE

Sometimes the relationships we need to understand aren't only the ones we have with other people. Individual therapy creates space to explore your emotions, experiences, identity, beliefs, and the patterns influencing how you relate to yourself and others.

Our therapists work with teens and adults experiencing a range of relational and emotional concerns. Therapy may involve understanding where certain patterns originated, navigating a difficult transition, developing greater emotional awareness, or exploring questions about who you are and how you want to live.

INDIVIDUAL THERAPY MAY FOCUS ON

  • Anxiety

  • Relationship difficulties

  • Attachment

  • Identity development

  • Masculinity

  • Dating and relationships

  • Family conflict

  • Trauma

  • Life transitions

  • Religious deconstruction

  • Chronic illness

  • Grief, disconnection, and belonging

 

Looking for something specific? Visit our Therapists page to learn which clinician may be the best fit for what you're experiencing.​

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Family Therapy

UNDERSTAND THE PATTERNS WITHIN YOUR FAMILY

Families develop patterns over time. Some provide stability and connection; others can make it difficult to communicate, resolve conflict, or understand one another—particularly when past experiences continue to shape present relationships.

Family therapy creates space to better understand these patterns and the experiences beneath them. We work collaboratively with family members to improve communication, increase understanding, address relational injuries, and develop healthier ways of relating to one another.

FAMILY THERAPY MAY FOCUS ON

  • Parent-child relationships

  • Adult family relationships

  • Sibling relationships

  • Family conflict

  • Communication difficulties

  • Past experiences affecting current relationships

  • Major family transitions

  • Relational injuries

  • Changes in identity, beliefs, or family roles

Online &
In-Person Therapy

THERAPY THAT FITS WHERE YOU ARE

Seattle Location

Peter offers in-person therapy from the practice's Seattle office.

Throughout Washington

Peter, Eric, and Cole provide secure telehealth to clients located throughout Washington, giving you greater flexibility in choosing a therapist based on fit rather than proximity.

Not Sure Where to Begin?

You don't need to know exactly what kind of therapy you need before reaching out. Start by learning about our therapists and finding the person whose experience, style, and areas of focus seem most aligned with what you're looking for.

Different Needs Call for
Different Therapists

In addition to our core services, our therapists bring particular interests and areas of focus to their work.

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RELATIONSHIP & ATTACHMENT

Communication, conflict, emotional intimacy, attachment patterns, infidelity, trust, and relationship repair.

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MEN & MASCULINITY

Relationships, emotional expression, identity development, behavioral patterns, masculinity, and developing deeper connection with others.

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IDENTITY & BELONGING

Questions of identity, authenticity, isolation, connection, and finding a greater sense of belonging.

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RELIGIOUS DECONSTRUCTION

Space to explore changing beliefs, questions of faith and meaning, grief associated with religious change, and the process of developing an authentic relationship with your beliefs and values.

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CHRONIC ILLNESS & LIFE TRANSITIONS

Navigating chronic illness, significant life changes, uncertainty, grief, identity shifts, and the emotional challenges that can accompany seasons of transition.

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TRAUMA & FAMILY-OF-ORIGIN EXPERIENCES

Understanding how painful experiences and earlier relationships may continue to influence emotions, behaviors, and relationships in the present.

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