What we work with

Seven kinds of relational repair.

Every couple and family is its own weather system. Here's what we have specialized training for — and what each kind of work tends to look like.

On this page

  1. Couples therapy
  2. Premarital counseling
  3. Family therapy
  4. Parenting support
  5. Infidelity recovery
  6. Divorce mediation
  7. Blended families
Two partners on a sofa, listening
i. Couples therapy

For partners who keep arriving at the same wall.

Most couples don't come to therapy because of one big rupture — they come because the same fight keeps happening, or because the easy intimacy they used to have has gotten quiet. We help you map your cycle, repair faster, and rebuild fondness.

Our default modalities are Gottman Method and EFT. Most couples are seen weekly for 12–20 sessions, then drop to monthly tune-ups.

GottmanEFTWeekly · 50 or 80 min
78%report meaningful shift by session 6
14 sessionsaverage length of work
ii. Premarital counseling

Less "are we ready," more "let's actually talk about money."

Our premarital package is six structured sessions covering the territory most engaged couples avoid: money habits, career trade-offs, kids (or not), in-laws, religion, household labor, and what each of you means by the word "fidelity."

We finish with a written shared agreement — not legally binding, but a document the two of you can return to in five years.

6-session packageStructured curriculumShared written agreement
$1,650flat-rate package (sliding-scale available)
6 weekstypical timeline
Engaged couple having coffee together
Family of four around a kitchen table
iii. Family therapy

For households that have stopped talking like a team.

Family therapy at Your Business usually means one or both parents and one or more older kids (12+) in the room together. Sometimes adult children. Sometimes whole sibling sets after a parent's death or illness.

We use a narrative + IFS-informed approach: each person gets their part heard, and we work toward a shared story everyone can stand inside.

NarrativeIFS-informedBi-weekly common
3–5 peopletypical room composition
80 minlonger sessions for groups
iv. Parenting support

For the years when you don't recognize your own kid.

Parent-only consultation work — short-format, practical, and held without your child in the room. We help you understand what's underneath the behavior (anxiety, identity work, peer pressure, neurodivergence) and what to actually do on a Tuesday night.

We also offer co-parenting support for separated parents trying to run two consistent households.

Parent-onlyCo-parentingOften 4–8 sessions
Ages 8–24most common
Concretetools you use that week
Parent and teenager sitting on a porch, talking
Two figures on a quiet dock at dusk
v. Infidelity recovery

An honest, structured way through.

Affair recovery is its own kind of therapy. We use a 16-session protocol developed from Gottman's "After the Affair" research — phase one is grief and disclosure, phase two is meaning-making, phase three is rebuilding (or, sometimes, parting with respect).

Maya and Theo are the two clinicians who specialize in this work. Most couples enter with no idea whether they're staying together; we help you decide from a calmer place.

16-session protocolMaya & TheoWeekly
3 phasesgrief · meaning · rebuild
~16 weekstypical full course
vi. Divorce & separation mediation

If the answer is "not together," we help with that too.

Some couples come to therapy and discover, with relief, that the kindest path is apart. Maya is a trained mediator; she helps separating couples write a co-parenting agreement, untangle finances at a high level (you'll still need a lawyer), and tell your kids — together — what's about to change.

This work is about exit with care, not about saving a marriage that doesn't want saving.

Mediator-trainedCo-parenting planOften 4–6 sessions
Maya onlyspecialized lead
Lawyerstill required for legal filing
Two coffee cups across a table
Blended family in a living room
vii. Blended family integration

Two homes, one nervous system.

Blended families are not just two families stapled together — they're a brand-new system with new rules, loyalties, and rituals. We help bonus parents find their role, biological parents back off the wrong things and step into the right ones, and ex-spouses become co-workers.

Lina is the team's blended-family specialist; she's been doing this work for fourteen years.

Lina (lead)Bonus-parent coachingSystem-level work
2–7 yrtypical "settling" arc
Bi-weeklymost-common cadence

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