Couples Therapy
Healthy love isn’t about perfection—it’s about choosing growth, understanding, and connection together, even when it’s hard.
Couples Therapy:
Even Strong Relationships Face Moments of Disconnect.
Using research-backed methods like Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we help couples rebuild trust, strengthen communication, and deepen emotional intimacy. Whether you’re navigating conflict, healing from betrayal, or simply wanting to reconnect, therapy provides a safe, structured space to grow together.
What To Do When You Feel Stuck
Sometimes, despite your best efforts, the same arguments resurface. You understand each other’s pain—but can’t seem to move past it. When couples feel stuck in repeating patterns or long-standing wounds, a deeper therapeutic approach may be needed. This is where Couples Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) offers a transformative next step.
Couples Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Couples KAP integrates the science of ketamine with emotionally focused and attachment-based therapy to help partners break through entrenched emotional barriers. In this expanded state of awareness, couples often gain new insights, access compassion that felt unreachable, and reconnect in profoundly healing ways. Sessions are guided by a trained clinician in a safe, supportive environment, helping couples experience renewed understanding and empathy from the inside out.
What to Expect
Each KAP session includes:
Guided preparation and intention-setting as a couple
Carefully monitored ketamine administration in a calming, supportive setting
Post-session integration work to process insights and deepen connection
Is Couples KAP Right for Us?
(Screening Questions and Considerations)
Couples KAP may be appropriate if you are:
Deeply committed to the relationship but feeling emotionally or relationally stuck
Both carrying significant trauma histories that affect your connection
Healing from infidelity or betrayal and seeking renewed trust
Struggling with long-term, dysfunctional communication or emotional disconnection
Couples KAP is not appropriate if you are:
Currently engaging in domestic violence, verbal, or emotional abuse
Struggling with untreated substance addiction or dependence
