COUPLES & FAMILY THERAPY


Couples counseling at Emerge Psychology Group centers on the dynamic in your relationship. Here your clinician will work with you to understand your current challenges and build a roadmap for your relationship to succeed.  During the first few sessions we work to get to know you individually and as a partnership, and uncover the challenges.  Subsequently, our focus is on helping you with repairing, restructuring, and reconnecting.  Each clinician at Emerge Psychology Group selects Psychodynamic theory to conceptualize your relationship, your understanding of what relationship is your ideal or was modeled for you, and turns to Gottman principles and evidence-based practice to implement interventions. 

You deserve to have a fulfilling and deep connection, where intimacy is created and expressed in multiple ways, where you learn the power of emotional gifting to one another. When you work for your dynamic, your relationship will thrive. 

Family therapy at Emerge Psychology Group investigates the mental health of your family, its structure, its boundaries, its interactions. At the onset of therapy, clinicians at Emerge will work with you to gain an understanding of the partnerships that have been formed in subsections of the family and help you to realign boundaries and teach you communication skills that are more conducive to a healthy family structure.

We pull from a variety of family theories and will share with you, at every step of the way, what our strategy is. In the end, these are the gifts of therapy you will take with you and its application will remain long after therapy with us has ended.

“They say there is a doorway from heart to heart, but what is the use
of a door when there are no walls?”
Rumi

Learn.Grow.Heal … Emerge Well 

Emerge Addresses


Premarital counseling
Pre-cohabitation counseling
Family Planning
Infertility
Pregnancy concerns
Post-partum counseling
Parenthood
Empty nest adjustment
Neurodiversity
Communication challenges
Differences in worldview
Emotional and physical intimacy
Sex therapy
Consensual non-monogamy
Polyamory 
Infidelity 
Diffuse boundaries