Relationship Therapy
The clinical foundation of our practice is rooted in couples counseling. Dr. Cannon has been teaching Marriage & Family Therapy students, and sex therapists, about integrating couples counseling and sexuality since 2007.
When even one part of the relationship with our intimate partner is not working, it can feel like a dark cloud casting a shadow over everything. Whether you need a relationship tune-up or a make-over, our team is trained to help you create sustainable change. Are you tired of feeling unheard, or struck?
Some couples improve by learning new skills. Others need a safe place to talk about difficult topics. Others need help solving a specific problem. Every couple is unique, however the skills it takes to help you navigate your situation are applied by our therapists, to help you create change.
Couples counseling can be such a gift you give to yourselves. You deserve to be happy and feel connected, seen, heard and loved. Sex and intimacy should be a source of joy. Our couples counselors are all strength-based, and focus on helping you bring out the best in each other. There is both an art and science to couples counseling however it all starts with kindness and objectivity; this is where our therapists shine.
If you feel like you are ready for growth and change, we will take the time to listen to you deeply and provide you with the counseling your relationship deserve. We have helped thousands of couples create lasting, fulfilling, wonderful change – Let’s help you next!
- Resolve sexual conflicts
- Overcome gaps in sexual desire
- Improve your libido
- Be heard
- Get unstuck
- Rebuild trust
- Discuss difficult topics safely
- Process difficult emotions
- Improve sexual function
- Get the spark back in your relationship
- Resolve conflicts related to kinks and fetishes
- Navigate ethical non-monogamy
- Heal from infidelity & betrayal
- Fertility and family planning
- Learning about your lover’s body
- Support with any relationship decision
Benefits of Relationship Therapy
- Learn to effectively talk to partner(s) about needs, wants, and desires
- Learn to discuss sexual problems without falling into a negative cycle
- Improve communication skills to build emotional intimacy
- Forge tighter, closer relationship(s) by improving trust and emotional safety
- Develop empathy and deepen your understanding of your partner(s) perspective
- Build a more intimate connection through the willingness to be vulnerable
- Navigate consensual non-monogamy and the opening of relationships (open, polyamory, swinging)
- Process difficult emotions, such as hurt, jealously, anger, and betrayal
- Repair broken or damaged trust within the context of the relationship
- Navigate challenges brought on by evolving relationship and family dynamics
- Address unresolved resentments
