Marriage Counseling
Marriages don't usually break in one big moment. They wear down through hundreds of small ones: the missed bid, the eye-roll, the silent dinner, the same fight on a different night.
What we work on
Communication, conflict, intimacy, trust ruptures, parenting differences, and the long, quiet drift that can happen when life gets busy. We work with couples in early disconnection, in serious crisis, and in the in-between where one partner is more ready than the other.
How sessions are structured
Most couples meet weekly for 50 or 75 minutes. We hold the room with structure so the harder conversations don't tip into the same spiral they do at home. Between sessions you'll have small experiments to try, not homework worksheets, but real-life moves.
Modalities
Our marriage work draws primarily from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method, layered with the relational and attachment training the team specializes in.
Therapists who work with marriage counseling
If this page sounds like what you are carrying, the next step is finding the clinician whose lens and style fit the work.
Bassy Schwartz, LMFT
Bassy works with couples who are tired of repeating the same fight and want direct, attachment-based work that gets underneath the cycle.
- EFT
- Couples
- Attachment
Donny Fuchs, MFT-LP
Donny helps couples slow down recurring conflict, name the pattern, and build conversations that actually move somewhere.
- Couples
- Communication
- EFT
Ayala Feder, MSW
Ayala works with couples who need help understanding what is happening beneath the surface, without judgment or blame.
- Couples
- Psychodynamic
- EFIT
If you've been waiting for the 'right time' to do the work, the right time is usually a few months before you think.
Reach out for a free 15-minute consultation, or send us a message below and we’ll match you with the right therapist.