Relationships & Couples

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Couples counseling grounded in Family Systems Theory offers a powerful framework for couples seeking to deepen their understanding and improve their relationship dynamics. This approach highlights the interconnectedness of individuals within the relationship, emphasizing that each partner’s behaviors, emotions, and reactions are influenced not only by the current relationship but also by their family histories and earlier life experiences. By exploring these deeper patterns, couples can uncover how long-standing family influences shape communication styles, conflict resolution methods, and emotional responses within their partnership.

This form of counseling is especially beneficial for couples struggling with recurring arguments, feelings of emotional disconnection, trust issues, or challenges adapting to significant life changes. Through therapy, couples gain valuable insights into how their family systems impact their present interactions, allowing them to break negative cycles and foster healthier ways of relating. The process promotes self-awareness and personal growth for each partner, which strengthens the couple’s emotional bond. Ultimately, Family Systems Theory–based counseling not only enhances communication and intimacy but also supports the overall health and resilience of the relationship.

Meet our Couples Counselors

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  • Lisa has immediate in-person and tele-therapy openings for couples at a variety of times INCLUDING EVENINGS!

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  • Bismat Nasir, LPC, has limited mid-day openings for couples. She does both in-person and tele-therapy.