Relationship Therapy

Every relationship tells a story.

The one you’ve built together — with all its love, laughter, tension, silence, and longing — is no exception.

Maybe lately it feels harder to reach each other.

Maybe every conversation turns into a misunderstanding, or you’re walking on eggshells trying not to start another argument.

Maybe you love each other deeply, but you’re exhausted — by the same fights, by parenting stress, by disconnection, by feeling unseen.

Maybe you miss the version of “us” that felt easy.

Or you’re realizing for the first time that you want more — more honesty, more warmth, more aliveness together.

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At Radish Counseling, we understand how sacred and fragile relationships can feel. The quality of our relationships shapes so much of our well-being — our safety, our sense of belonging, our capacity for joy. That’s why relationship therapy isn’t about choosing sides or finding who’s “right.” It’s about slowing down enough to listen — to yourself, to your partner, and to the space between you — with compassion and curiosity.

When you work with us, we’ll move at your pace.

Your relationship is the expert here — we simply come alongside you, helping you notice what’s happening beneath the surface: your patterns of communication, the fears that get in the way, the parts of you that long to be understood. Together, we’ll work to deepen understanding — of yourself, and of each other — so you can feel safer, more connected, and more alive in your relationship.

Our approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and grounded in attachment. We might explore communication tools, repair after conflict, or patterns that repeat when you’re hurt or disconnected. Sometimes we’ll sit in the harder truths — the grief, the loneliness, the hope that things could be different — and from there, begin to rebuild.

We believe that growth happens not by pushing, but by being met exactly where you are — with gentleness, honesty, and respect for both of your nervous systems.

Whether you’re dating, newly partnered, years into marriage, navigating parenting, or considering separation, we’ll honor your process. Our hope is that through therapy, you’ll learn to speak and listen with more compassion — and rediscover the sense of warmth, meaning, and possibility that first brought you together.

You don’t have to have it all figured out before you begin.

You just have to be willing to start.