Couples Counseling

Struggles Are a Natural Part of Any Relationship

When relationship difficulties arise, it’s normal to feel a range of emotions and even question your connection. The pain of disconnection or conflict can manifest in many ways, including:

• Increased arguments or tension

• Emotional distance or feeling disconnected

• Difficulty finding common ground

• Intense feelings of frustration or hopelessness

• Lack of intimacy or emotional fulfillment

• Increased anxiety or stress

• A sense of loneliness or isolation, even within the marriage

• Difficulty trusting or communicating openly

• Self-doubt or questioning the relationship’s future

• Withdrawal from your partner or avoidance of difficult conversations

• Sudden outbursts of anger or irritability

• Physical or emotional exhaustion

• Uncertainty about next steps or decisions

Our couples therapists are trained in Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and IFS, and we welcome all relationship structures including LGBTQIA+ couples and ethically non-monogamous partnerships. We offer in-person sessions in Boulder and the Denver metro area, as well as telehealth across Colorado.

Kara Facundo , Emma Lewallen, Tatianna Saunders, and Madison Scott work with couples