Relationship therapy
Keep the love you find
Relationship therapy helps individuals who feel disconnected, anxious, or unsure how to create emotional safety and intimacy within their relationships. Even loving relationships can become stressful or stale when communication breaks down, attachment wounds are activated, or old patterns resurface.
Relationship therapy is designed to help you feel grounded, confident, and emotionally connected so you can stop overanalyzing, communicate more clearly, and create a secure, loving partnership that actually feels good to be in.
You can love deeply, give your all, and still feel confused, reactive, or disconnected at times. Many clients I work with care deeply about their relationships but feel stuck in the same arguments, second-guess themselves constantly, or wonder whether they are asking for too much.
If you feel emotionally invested but not always emotionally safe or understood, relationship therapy can help.
Relationship therapy helps you slow down, understand your patterns, and learn how to regulate your emotions to communicate mindfully with intention instead of reactivity.
If you are currently single and navigating dating, you may want to explore Dating therapy.
Hey, I’m Rebecca!
I specialize in Relationship therapy for Millennial and Gen Z women who want to feel calmer, more confident, more connected, and more content in their relationships, and who want to stop repeating unhelpful patterns and behaviors. I have witnessed remarkable transformations in Relationship therapy clients in as little as two sessions, especially once we identify the goal and pattern and begin working with the nervous system.
For over a decade, I’ve helped women break toxic patterns, understand their attachment styles, heal their nervous systems, and build relationships that truly feel good. I grew up on Disney movies, romantic comedies, and TV sitcoms, which led me to believe that love was supposed to be intoxicating but also easy. But like many women, I learned the hard way that dating…especially in NYC, can feel overwhelming, confusing, and emotionally draining. This is why I’m so passionate about helping Millennial and Gen Z women across New York and Florida, including clients on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, deepen and nourish emotionally secure, attached love.
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Relationship therapy may be supportive for you if:
You keep having the same arguments over and over
You feel disconnected, unseen, or misunderstood
You overthink conversations or worry about how things will land
You struggle to express your needs without guilt
You want closeness but fear conflict or rejection
You feel anxious inside the relationship even though you care deeply
You want to feel more secure, calm, and confident with your partner
When is Relationship therapy helpful?
Relationships can be loving and challenging at the same time. Therapy is not about deciding whether a relationship is good or bad. It is about understanding what is happening beneath the surface and learning how to show up with more clarity, emotional regulation, and self-trust.
How Relationship therapy helps:
Relationship therapy helps you slow down and understand your emotional patterns so you can communicate intentionally rather than reactively.
In therapy, we work on:
Strengthening emotional intimacy and trust
Improving communication and conflict repair
Understanding your attachment style and emotional triggers
Rebuilding connection after emotional distance or betrayal
Learning how to express your needs clearly and without guilt
Regulating emotions during difficult conversations
Creating emotional safety for both you and your partner
This work allows you to reconnect with your partner from a place of calm, confidence, and grounded self awareness.
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Relationship therapy helps you create the kind of love that feels safe, steady, and secure.
Perhaps you’ve noticed patterns that keep recurring… such as chasing emotionally unavailable partners, people-pleasing, or losing yourself in relationships. Or maybe you’re in a partnership but struggling to communicate, set boundaries, or feel emotionally connected.
In our work together, you’ll learn to:
• Understand your attachment style and how it impacts your relationships.
• Communicate clearly and set boundaries that protect your peace.
• Heal past wounds so they don’t keep showing up in new relationships.
• Regulate your nervous system so you can connect without the overwhelm.
• Build self-trust and emotional safety, the real foundation for healthy love.Relationship therapy helps you keep the healthy love you want and deserve, in a way that feels secure, fulfilling, and aligned.
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Absolutely. Relationship therapy isn’t just for couples; it’s for individuals too. It’s for anyone who wants to communicate better, feel closer, and break old cycles that create distance.
Whether you’re navigating conflict, trust issues, or emotional disconnection, therapy gives you the tools to rebuild safety, strengthen intimacy, and reconnect with curiosity and compassion.
If you’re single and in the dating scene, you might benefit more from Dating therapy.
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Yes! Individual therapy can absolutely transform your relationship, even if your partner isn’t in the room. When one person changes, the dynamic naturally shifts.
You’ll learn to regulate your own emotions, set healthy boundaries, and communicate differently, which often inspires change in your partner too. Healing your side of the pattern can be the most powerful relationship work you’ll ever do.
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If you’re struggling to find healthy relationships, Dating therapy helps you understand your patterns and attract more aligned partners.
If you’re struggling to keep them…or you want to strengthen a current relationship, Relationship therapy can help you build trust, communication, and connection.Many clients do a mix of both, because the way you date impacts how you relate, and the way you relate shapes who you attract.
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People-pleasing and perfectionism often show up most strongly in relationships and dating.
You may find yourself over-giving, ignoring red flags, fearing abandonment, or trying to be “low maintenance” to keep the peace. Relationship therapy helps you understand these patterns and shift toward relationships that feel mutual, secure, and emotionally safe.
This work is especially helpful for women navigating relationship anxiety or repeating unhealthy relationship dynamics.
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Curious to learn more? Book a free, no-pressure call to see if we’re a good fit and take the first step toward growth, clarity, and balance in your life.
