LOS ANGELES COUPLES COUNSELING

For couples who want to stay connected through parenthood.

Whether you're preparing the arrival of your first baby, navigating the newborn fog, or deep in toddlerhood, you’ve landed in a place where support honors you as both a couple and as individuals.

“I miss us.”

Even when the love is strong, becoming parents changes communication, connection, routines, intimacy, all of it. But that thought you whisper to yourself at the end of the day is proof that you can get back to where you were.

What couples therapy can do for new parents:

You went from spontaneous date nights to scheduled check-ins, between short naps and endless laundry cycles. But your love isn’t gone. It just needs some space to breathe again.

My approach includes a complimentary Gottman assessment, one individual session for each partner, then joint couples sessions from there. This process works because the assessment gives us insight, the individual sessions give us understanding, and the joint sessions give us momentum. It’s the most supportive way to help both of you feel seen before asking you to meet each other in the middle.

And you’ll gain practical tools and learn skills you can take outside of your sessions to strengthen your relationship.

Couples therapy helps you:

  • Reconnect emotionally & rebuild intimacy

  • Understand each other’s needs without getting defensive

  • Communicate gently & with more ease

  • Share the mental load instead of carrying resentment

  • Move through conflict with compassion

  • Feel like true partners again as you navigate your kids growing up

Frequently asked questions

Remember when the biggest debate was who finished the last sushi roll?
Yeah... and now it’s:

“Did you move the car seat again?”

“Why am I the only one who has the pediatrician’s phone number?”

“Wait… when was our last date?”

“Did you… where’s the… can you…”

(That last one is code for sleep deprivation.)

As a Los Angeles-based couples therapist

My clients lead full, busy lives on top of being parents. But they appreciate the space to slow down, reconnect, and learn tools that they can easily use in real-life.

This is where you...

Actually finish conversations without getting interrupted by a toddler snack request

Rebuild affection and intimacy (yes, emotionally and physically)

Learn to communicate without the “who does more” score-keeping

Understand each other’s needs and triggers

Feel heard, supported, and like you’re on the same team again

Create shared rhythms that work for your family

All you need is the desire to feel close again.