From Doubt to Deep Connection

Relationship Therapy for Women in Fort Collins, CO

Relationships, whether with a partner, family, friends, or coworkers, can be complicated and sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed, unheard, or disconnected

When stress, burnout, or anxiety take over, communication becomes more difficult, self-expression feels stifled, and our emotional needs are often left unmet. Navigating these challenges takes more than just managing the day-to-day; it requires trust in ourselves, the ability to communicate openly, and the confidence to express our needs without fear of judgment. Together, we’ll explore how to respond to triggers, resolve conflicts with clarity, and cultivate relationships that feel authentic, supportive, and safe.

What We’ll Do Together

We’ll explore the patterns and beliefs that shape your relationships—those that may be holding you back or creating barriers to deeper connection.

Whether you’re facing difficult conversations, struggling to express your needs, or feeling stuck in recurring conflicts, we’ll approach it with curiosity, understanding, and compassion. Our work will help you rediscover your voice, rebuild trust, and cultivate meaningful connections—with family, friends, colleagues, and within yourself.

Through a blend of somatic practices, mindfulness, and a values-based approach to internal parts work, we’ll help you shift how you respond to triggers, ease the tension in your body, and attune to your emotions. You’ll gain practical tools to communicate clearly and confidently, handle conflict with greater calm, and foster relationships where you feel heard, respected, and truly connected.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re new to therapy or simply curious about how it can help quiet the storm, you’re in the right place. Here, I’ve gathered answers to some of the most common questions women have when considering therapy for anxiety, so you can take a step forward with clarity, comfort, and trust.

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  • Individual therapy can support you in understanding and improving your relationships by focusing on communication, self-expression, boundary-setting, and self-trust. For women experiencing anxiety, burnout, or ADHD, therapy helps address how these factors impact your interactions with others. You’ll learn how to express your needs clearly, respond to triggers with more calm, and foster deeper, more supportive connections, whether with a partner, family, friends, or coworkers.

  • This therapy is not limited to romantic relationships—it's designed to help you navigate and improve all types of relationships, whether with family, friends, coworkers, or even in your journey as single or dating. The tools and strategies we focus on are about enhancing communication, setting healthy boundaries, and cultivating trust and self-expression in any relationship dynamic. You don’t need to be in a relationship to benefit—this work is valuable for building stronger connections with yourself and others, no matter your relationship status.

  • While therapy can be beneficial for anyone, there are some common signs that it might be the right time to reach out for support. Below are some of the things people commonly experience when it’s time to seek therapy:

    • Feeling overwhelmed or disconnected in relationships (with family, friends, coworkers, or in dating).

    • Struggling to communicate your needs clearly or feeling misunderstood.

    • Difficulty setting boundaries and feeling drained by others’ demands.

    • Experiencing anxiety, burnout, or stress that affects how you show up in your relationships.

    • Second-guessing yourself or feeling unsure about how to express what you need.

    • Stuck in repetitive patterns of conflict or misunderstanding.

    • Wanting to express yourself more authentically but feeling like something is holding you back.

  • While I no longer see couples for therapy, I have extensive training in various couples counseling techniques and am Gottman Level One certified. I have worked with couples in the past and have personally experienced couples therapy, which has given me a strong foundation for supporting individuals in improving their relationships. Through individual therapy, we can still address relationship challenges, improve communication, and strengthen your connection with others.

Healthy, fulfilling relationships start with a strong connection to yourself—

If you're ready to break free from the tension and patterns that hold you back, I’m here to help you create the space for healing and growth. Together, we’ll nurture deeper self-awareness, healthier communication, and stronger, more fulfilling connections. Reach out today, and let’s start building the relationships you deserve—starting with the one you have with yourself.