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Couples Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Couples therapy is available for partners who feel stuck in the same cycle—conflict that escalates, conversations that go nowhere, or a growing emotional distance. If it feels like you keep having the same fight or living in the same silence, therapy can help you identify the pattern, slow it down, and rebuild connection in a way that actually lasts.

In-person in Northwest Las Vegas and virtual sessions across Nevada.

If you’re here, you’re probably tired of…

  • Repeating the same argument with no real resolution

  • One of you shutting down while the other feels alone or unheard

  • Feeling more like roommates than partners

  • Walking on eggshells to avoid another blowup

  • Resentment building because nothing changes

  • Feeling disconnected even when you’re in the same room

What’s usually happening underneath the conflict

Most couples aren’t fighting because they don’t care—they’re stuck in a protection pattern. When stress is high, one partner may pursue, push, or press for answers, while the other shuts down, withdraws, or goes quiet. Then both people feel alone in different ways.

In therapy, we focus less on “who’s right” and more on the cycle you get pulled into, because when the pattern changes, the relationship changes.

Attachment-Based Couples Therapy in Las Vegas

Most relationship conflict isn’t really about the surface issue—it’s about attachment needs underneath it: wanting to feel heard, chosen, safe, and emotionally connected. When those needs feel threatened, couples often fall into the pursuer/withdrawer cycle—one partner presses for reassurance or resolution, and the other shuts down to avoid escalation. Both are trying to protect the relationship, but the pattern creates more distance.

Attachment-based couples therapy helps you slow the cycle down and rebuild emotional safety, so conversations feel less reactive and more honest. We focus on what’s happening underneath the conflict, what each of you is needing in those moments, and how to respond in a way that creates closeness instead of disconnection.

Along the way, we’ll use practical, skills-based tools to support real change between sessions—de-escalation strategies, clearer communication, and structured ways to repair after conflict so you don’t stay stuck in the same loop.

Culturally responsive couples work (when relevant): We can also explore how family-of-origin patterns, cultural expectations, identity stress, and (for some couples) interracial dynamics shape communication, boundaries, and emotional safety—so the work fits your real life, not just a theory.

What we work on in couples therapy

  • Identifying your cycle and the triggers that set it off

  • Learning how to de-escalate conflict before it escalates into shutdown, defensiveness, or pursuit

  • Practicing repair after rupture so you recover faster and don’t stay stuck in distance

  • Building communication that is clear and honest without blame, criticism, or withdrawal

  • Strengthening emotional safety so it feels easier to be vulnerable and close again

  • Using practical tools between sessions (check-ins, time-outs, and repair scripts) so you keep making progress outside of therapy

Couples I work with

  • Couples caught in frequent conflict or constant tension

  • Partners experiencing emotional distance, resentment, or shutdown

  • Couples navigating major stressors (work stress, parenting stress, transitions)

  • Partners who want to improve communication and rebuild connection

  • Couples who are motivated to take responsibility for their part of the pattern

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if one of us is more motivated than the other?

1

That’s common. We’ll create a structure that feels safe and productive for both partners and focus on the pattern—not blame.


Do we have to rehash everything that’s happened?

2

Not necessarily. We’ll focus on what’s happening now, what keeps the cycle going, and what helps you repair and reconnect.


How often do couples usually meet?

3

Many couples start weekly or every other week, then adjust as things stabilize and communication improves.

Session Info & Rates

Session Rates

  • Individual Therapy

    • 55-minute session: $140

    • 90-minute extended session: $250

  • Couples Therapy

    • 55-minute session: $170

    • 90-minute extended session: $310

Session Format

Sessions are offered in person at my Northwest Las Vegas office and virtually throughout Nevada via a secure online platform, allowing you to access therapy in the way that best fits your schedule and comfort level.

Insurance

I currently offer private pay therapy and am not in-network with insurance providers. Many clients choose this option for the privacy, flexibility, and freedom it provides compared to insurance-based therapy.

Cancellation Policy

If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please provide at least 24 hours’ notice to avoid being charged the full session fee.

If you’re ready to stop repeating the same cycle and start rebuilding connection, begin with a free consultation.

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