Create the relationship you want.

Relationship Therapy for Individuals

Online Psychotherapy for the Silicon Valley, San Francisco, and all of California.

Build confidence, strengthen connection, and create the relationship you want.

You want a stronger, more fulfilling relationship––but something’s not working.

Maybe you're struggling to connect with your partner, caught in cycles of conflict, or feeling distant and unsure how to fix it. Maybe dating feels frustrating—you keep ending up in the same kind of relationships, or you’re not sure why things never seem to work out. Or maybe you've been through a tough breakup, divorce, or betrayal, and you're trying to figure out how to move forward.

Whatever brought you here, one thing is clear—you want something to change.

When relationships aren’t working, the effects ripple into every part of life. Stress from relationship struggles follows you into work, making it harder to focus or feel motivated. It seeps into your sense of self, leaving you questioning what you're doing wrong or why things feel so difficult. It can even affect your overall outlook on life, making you wonder if lasting, meaningful connection is possible for you.

The good news? It is.

What if your relationships could feel different?

Imagine feeling secure and confident in your relationships—able to communicate openly, navigate challenges without shutting down or escalating conflict, and feel truly connected to the people who matter most. Instead of feeling stuck in old patterns, you trust yourself and your ability to build the kind of relationship you actually want.

If you're in a relationship, you feel heard, understood, and valued instead of stuck in cycles of frustration or distance.

If you’re dating, you know what you want and what to avoid, feeling more at ease and confident in your choices.

If you’re healing from a breakup, divorce, or betrayal, you find clarity and self-acceptance, moving forward without fear of repeating the past.

Instead of relationships feeling like a source of stress, uncertainty, or frustration, they become a place of connection, confidence, and fulfillment.

Therapy can help you gain clarity, build confidence, and break out of old patterns so that you can create the kind of relationship you actually want––whether that’s repairing a current one, or preparing yourself for something better.

Let’s work together to get you there.

How my approach helps you get there.

Focus on real-world change

My therapy style is non-judgmental, accepting, and practical, blending deep self-exploration with a focus on real-world change. Our work together isn’t about just rehashing the past—it’s about understanding the patterns shaping your relationships and working toward meaningful shifts that help you move forward.

Break the cycle

If you feel stuck in the same relationship struggles, we’ll explore what’s beneath them and find new ways to break the cycle.

If you struggle with confidence in relationships, we’ll build self-trust, emotional awareness, and stronger communication skills.

If trust or vulnerability feels difficult, we’ll work at your pace to rebuild them in a way that feels safe and authentic.

If your relationship feels disconnected, we’ll explore what’s missing and how to reconnect in a meaningful way.

Gain insight

Therapy with me is both depth-focused and outcome-driven—helping you gain insight while also making real, lasting changes in how you approach relationships. You don’t have to stay stuck in the same patterns.

If you’re ready for something different, let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions about Relationship Therapy for Individuals

  • Not at all. Relationship therapy for individuals is about helping you build healthier, more fulfilling relationships—whether you’re single, dating, in a long-term partnership, or healing from a breakup.

    This work focuses on understanding your patterns, improving communication, and developing deeper confidence and clarity in relationships of all kinds.

  • Yes. Many people find themselves stuck in familiar but frustrating cycles in relationships—choosing similar partners, struggling with communication, or feeling disconnected.

    Therapy helps you identify the deeper reasons behind these patterns, recognize them in real time, and develop new ways of approaching relationships so you can break the cycle for good.

  • Absolutely. Confidence in relationships isn’t just about being outgoing—it’s about trusting yourself, communicating clearly, and feeling grounded in who you are.

    Therapy helps you strengthen your sense of self, set healthy boundaries, and engage in relationships from a place of clarity and confidence, rather than self-doubt or anxiety.

  • Not necessarily. Therapy can be an important tool for processing grief, finding clarity, and rebuilding after a breakup or divorce. Instead of feeling stuck in confusion or regret, therapy can help you understand what happened, regain your sense of self, and move forward with confidence—without carrying unresolved baggage into your next relationship.

  • Yes. Changing the way you show up in your relationship can create a ripple effect, even if your partner isn’t in therapy. Whether it’s improving communication, setting boundaries, or breaking reactive patterns, therapy helps you make shifts that can lead to a healthier, more connected dynamic between you and your partner.

  • That’s exactly what therapy can help with. Many people feel conflicted about relationships—wanting connection but fearing vulnerability, or feeling unsure about what kind of relationship will actually make them happy.

    Therapy helps you gain clarity on what you truly want, what aligns with your values, and how to build relationships that feel fulfilling and authentic.

Still have questions? Let’s talk.