COMPASSIONATE CONNECTION | HEALTHY BOUNDARIES | MUTUALITY
Cultivate Meaningful Connections to Sustain Growth & Wellness
For other forms of relationship therapy—including family relationships, friendships, caregiving dynamics, and workplace relationships—we focus on building trust, respect, and mutuality. Relational skills and healthy boundaries are strengthened to support interdependent, life-giving connections.
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Question and Answer
What is relationship counseling?
Relationship therapy extends beyond romantic couples.
It may include:
Family relationships
Adult parent-child dynamics
Caregiving relationships
Friendships
Workplace or professional relationships
The focus is on strengthening boundaries, mutuality, and compassionate connection.
It may include:
Family relationships
Adult parent-child dynamics
Caregiving relationships
Friendships
Workplace or professional relationships
The focus is on strengthening boundaries, mutuality, and compassionate connection.
What issues do you help with in relationship therapy?
Clients commonly seek support for:
Communication breakdowns – Feeling unheard, misunderstood, or caught in recurring tension
Boundary challenges – Difficulty saying no, overfunctioning, or navigating enmeshment or distance
Family conflict – Adult parent–child strain, sibling tension, or generational misunderstandings
Caregiving dynamics – Navigating responsibility while addressing overwhelm, emotional strain and unmet needs
Friendship strain – Rebuilding trust, clarifying expectations, or navigating life-stage changes
Workplace or professional tension – Managing power dynamics, difficult conversations, or relational stress
Values and role differences – Aligning expectations around responsibilities, beliefs, or priorities
Communication breakdowns – Feeling unheard, misunderstood, or caught in recurring tension
Boundary challenges – Difficulty saying no, overfunctioning, or navigating enmeshment or distance
Family conflict – Adult parent–child strain, sibling tension, or generational misunderstandings
Caregiving dynamics – Navigating responsibility while addressing overwhelm, emotional strain and unmet needs
Friendship strain – Rebuilding trust, clarifying expectations, or navigating life-stage changes
Workplace or professional tension – Managing power dynamics, difficult conversations, or relational stress
Values and role differences – Aligning expectations around responsibilities, beliefs, or priorities
How long does relationship therapy last?
The length of therapy varies depending on your goals and the complexity of the dynamic.
Some clients engage in short-term work to address a specific concern or improve communication within a particular relationship. Others pursue longer-term therapy to support deeper relational repair, boundary clarity, and lasting restoration.
We periodically revisit your goals to ensure the work remains aligned with the growth you’re seeking.
Some clients engage in short-term work to address a specific concern or improve communication within a particular relationship. Others pursue longer-term therapy to support deeper relational repair, boundary clarity, and lasting restoration.
We periodically revisit your goals to ensure the work remains aligned with the growth you’re seeking.
How does online relationship therapy work?
Sessions are held via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform from Simple Practice for residents of Georgia.
You’ll need:
A private space
Reliable internet
A device with video capability
Online therapy allows more than one individual in the relationship to attend sessions flexibly from any location in GA while maintaining emotional presence and clinical quality.
You’ll need:
A private space
Reliable internet
A device with video capability
Online therapy allows more than one individual in the relationship to attend sessions flexibly from any location in GA while maintaining emotional presence and clinical quality.
What are your fees?
Investment for Virtual Services
Relationship Services
Comprehensive Intake & Assessment (60 minutes) – $270
Family or Relationship Therapy (50 minutes) – $195
If you plan to use out-of-network benefits, documentation (superbill) can be provided upon request for potential reimbursement. Please inquire more about this during your consultation.
Relationship Services
Comprehensive Intake & Assessment (60 minutes) – $270
Family or Relationship Therapy (50 minutes) – $195
If you plan to use out-of-network benefits, documentation (superbill) can be provided upon request for potential reimbursement. Please inquire more about this during your consultation.
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