Intentional Support for Relationships that Matter
Couples Therapy
Relationships are complex — especially when shaped by trauma, culture, identity, or major life transitions. Couples therapy isn’t just about “fixing communication.” It’s about understanding the deeper patterns that keep you stuck and learning how to move through them with clarity and care.
I work with couples who want to repair, rebuild, or better understand the direction of their relationship.
Specialized Support for Complex Relationships
Who I Work With…
I specialize in working with:
Cross-cultural and intercultural couples
Latinx and bilingual couples
LGBTQIA+ couples
Consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships
Military and veteran couples
Couples navigating religious deconstruction or faith transitions
Couples recovering from betrayal or infidelity
High-achieving couples struggling with disconnection
Partners impacted by trauma, PTSD, or complex trauma
Your relationship does not exist outside of culture, history, and lived experience — and neither does our work together.
My Approach to Couples Therapy
My work integrates:
Attachment-based therapy
Developmental Model of Couples Therapy
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
The Gottman Method
Somatic and nervous system-informed work
Trauma-informed care
When appropriate, I also incorporate insights from Esther Perel’s relational framework, particularly around desire, autonomy, and repair after betrayal.
I Help Couples…
Understand the cycle they’re stuck in
Regulate during conflict
Repair ruptures
Rebuild trust
Strengthen emotional safety
Clarify values and direction
When to Reach Out
Couples therapy can help if you are:
Fighting about the same issues repeatedly
Emotionally distant
Recovering from betrayal
Navigating cultural or family pressure
Considering separation
Feeling like roommates instead of partners
You don’t have to be in crisis to benefit.
Special Offerings
Discernment Therapy
Not all couples come to therapy wanting the same outcome.
If you’re unsure whether to stay together or separate, I offer Discernment Counseling — a structured, short-term process designed to help couples gain clarity about the future of their relationship.
Discernment therapy is not traditional couples therapy. It is designed for couples where:
One partner is leaning out
The other is leaning in
There is ambivalence about continuing the relationship
The goal is clarity and intentional decision-making — not pressure to stay or separate.
KAP for Couples
For couples where trauma, emotional shutdown, or entrenched patterns feel immovable, I offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for couples in person in Denver.
This work integrates somatic processing and structured integration sessions to help couples access deeper emotional repair.
What Makes This Work Different
What Makes This Work Different
Bilingual (English & Spanish)
Deep understanding of Latinx family systems and cultural dynamics
Experience with religious trauma and deconstruction
Trauma-informed, nervous-system aware
Comfortable working with non-traditional relationship structures
Direct and compassionate — not passive, not blaming
Pricing
Couples Therapy
Couples Intake Session: $285 (90 minutes)
Individual Intake Session: $170 (60 minuetes)
Ongoing Couples Sessions: $190 (60 minutes)
Discernment Counseling:
Intake Session: $380 (120 minutes)
Sessions 2-5: $285 (90 minutes)
Couples KAP Session: $380 (120 minutes)
Couples KAP Integration Session: $285 (90 minutes)
I currently only accept self-pay (out of pocket) for couples therapy. I accept HSA/FSA cards for payment.
Intensives
Couples intensives are customized experiences designed to meet the specific needs of your relationship. Investment varies depending on length and structure. Please contact me to receive detailed pricing and discuss which format may be the best fit.
Rebuild. Repair. Decide with Intention.
Schedule a consultation to determine if couples therapy — or discernment counseling — is the right next step.