Common Relationship Struggles I Support
This is a non-exhaustive list. You don’t have to see yourself in every bullet to deserve support
Fear of rejection or abandonment
Difficulty communicating wants and needs
Challenges setting boundaries
People-pleasing
Codependency
Relationship anxiety/overthinking
Conflict avoidance/emotionally shutting down
Feeling unsafe or unseen in relationships
Attracting emotionally unavailable or inconsistent partners
Taking care of others while neglecting yourself
Difficulty trusting, attaching, or staying connected
Friendship ruptures, breakups, betrayal wounds
Relational Challenges
I work with those who are seeking to build healthier and more fulfilling relationships with themselves and others. You don’t need to be in a relationship to want support. If you notice patterns such as people-pleasing, fear of abandonment, shutting down during conflict, anxiety around connection, or feeling like you are “too much” or “not enough,” therapy can help you understand where that comes from and start building healthier patterns.
Maybe you’re trying to make sense of romantic relationships, friendships, family dynamics, or the impact of past relationship wounds. Whether you’re exploring your attachment patterns, healing old safety wounds from childhood, or simply wanting relationships that feel more secure and connected, you’re in the right place.