Are you contemplating whether or not to end your relationship or wondering whether it can be saved?

Maybe the two of you just can’t seem to get on the same page or truly understand each other. You feel lonely even when your spouse is right next to you on the couch. What started off as a beautiful love story has turned into you feeling like nothing you do is right in their eyes – or maybe they say that they feel like nothing they do is good enough for you. 

How do you know when enough is enough? Can your relationship be saved or is it time to move on? Talking to a professional can help you work through your feelings about your relationship without worrying that what you say will be held against your partner in the future. Friends and family often remember things that you have forgotten, so it can be difficult to speak openly about your thoughts and fears.

Separation, Break-up, and Divorce

You or your spouse has asked for space. Perhaps you are staying in separate bedrooms or even separate homes. Or one or both of you have made the decision to end the relationship for good. Whether you were dating, living together, or married, the end of a relationship can feel like a devastating failure. You went into it hoping, believing that it would be forever and now your heart is crushed. 

Whether you’ve decided to just take a break or if the relationship is over, you don’t have to navigate the pain and fear alone. Maybe you don’t know where to begin with picking up the pieces of your life. It’s ok to feel paralyzed, unable to move on, unsure what decisions to make. 

Every New Beginning Comes From Some Other Beginning’s End

Alone does not have to mean lonely! I specialize in working with people who are healing from a breakup or processing the end of a relationship. Letting go and moving on can be difficult – at times it can feel impossible. Heartbreak can feel as debilitating as a physical illness. Even if you knew your relationship was not going to work out, even if you are the one that chose to end it, the pain can still be difficult to move through alone.

I want my clients to not just survive the end of their relationships but begin to thrive as they open a new chapter of their lives. I will help you discover who you are after feeling that you have lost yourself in your relationship or marriage. I guide my clients to move through the grief of lost relationships with a strength they did not even realize that they had. Whether you were in a relationship that lasted many years or feel like you may be a “serial monogamist” always in a relationship and never staying single, therapy can help you learn to be happy even if you are alone.

Most of my work is focused on helping individuals who are having relationship issues. I do work with couples in some specific situations, click here to learn more about couple’s counseling.