Couples Therapy

Relationships shape how we see ourselves and move through the world. They can offer deep connection, support, and meaning—but they can also bring tension, miscommunication, and pain. Whether you’re navigating life as a couple or as a family, therapy offers a space to slow down, reflect, and work through challenges together.

At Northwest Counseling & Diagnostics, we help people show up more clearly and compassionately in their closest relationships. We work with couples and families to understand stuck patterns, repair ruptures, and build tools for communication, boundary-setting, and emotional connection.

Our clinicians take a collaborative, non-judgmental approach. We focus on understanding each person’s experience while supporting the relationship as a whole. Therapy might involve learning new ways to talk about hard things, recognizing how past experiences are shaping the present, or simply having space to feel heard and seen.

We support couples and families with:

• Communication struggles or frequent conflict
• Feeling distant or disconnected
• Navigating parenting and co-parenting challenges
• Recovering after betrayal or broken trust
• Stress related to illness, grief, or major life transitions
• Blended family dynamics
• Cultural, religious, or identity-based tensions
• Supporting a loved one with mental health concerns
• Decision-making around separation, reconciliation, or change
• Strengthening relationships before marriage or during new stages

We work with all kinds of relationships, including married and unmarried couples, LGBTQIA+ partnerships, adult sibling relationships, and chosen families. Therapy is adapted to meet your needs and goals, whether you’re hoping to rebuild trust, ease long-standing tension, or deepen mutual understanding.

You don’t need to be in crisis to seek support.
Sometimes, people come to therapy just to communicate more clearly, show up more intentionally, or make room for change. Whatever brings you in, we’re here to support your relationships with care and curiosity.

Interested in couples or family therapy? Reach out to learn more or schedule a consultation with one of our clinicians.