My approach to working with couples is body-oriented and rooted in present moment experience to make the work efficient
and side-step time and money spent just reporting recent arguments, problems or dynamics. I assist partners in exploring the
way phases of togetherness and individuality come and go in their relationship, as well as the many issues that arise
and impact the shift of those phases.
Wanna make sure you are being HEARD?
“Heart-focused Embodied Awareness
of Relationship Development” (HEARD) is a relationship research method and practice I am developing. It consists of movement, body-awareness, and guided expression
exercises that are learned in session and practiced as ‘homework’ between sessions. The experiments are structured
according to the challenges presented by the partners and the strengths they already demonstrate in forming connections while
respecting individual boundaries and individual identity.
Clients need not have any experience
with partnership counseling or movement/body-awareness practices to participate. Participation is not recommended for partners
in safety-threatening crisis. Partners of all sexual identities and gender identities are welcome. To participate, partners
are asked to commit to 12 sessions.
