Marriage Counseling in San Antonio
Rebuild trust. Repair connection. Learn how to hear and be heard, together. In-person and online sessions available in TX.
Most days, it feels like you’re speaking different languages.
What used to feel easy now feels loaded. Misunderstandings escalate quickly, arguments stay unresolved, and the distance between you only keeps growing. Maybe you feel shut down or resentful. Maybe you’re tired of trying….or maybe you're engaged or newly married and want to do this well, but feel overwhelmed by all the things no one’s prepared you for.
Whatever brings you here, we believe it’s possible to find your way back to each other.
COUPLES COME TO US STRUGGLING WITH…
Tension, arguments, or emotional shutdown
Communication challenges
Feeling more like roommates than partners
Unresolved hurt or trust issues
Differences in parenting, discipline, or blended family dynamics
Conflict with extended family or in-laws
A lack of emotional or physical intimacy
Expressing needs, expectations, or boundaries
Pre-marital concerns or fear of repeating past relationship patterns
Faith, values, or misaligned future plans
A new perspective, empathy, and the right tools are what you both need.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Your relationship can be restored, one honest moment at a time.
This experience begins by creating an environment where both partners feel safe, heard, and respected. We understand that it’s challenging to open up when things already feel strained, which is why we prioritize building trust and then moving at a pace that works for you.
Together, we’ll identify the things getting in the way, explore what’s underneath them, and practice new ways of showing up for one another that help you feel closer and more on the same page.
We use research-backed methods like the Gottman Method and our roots in Christianity to help couples:
Repair ruptures and past hurts
Communicate with clarity and respect
Build emotional awareness and regulation
Understand attachment styles and co-regulation
Cultivate shared values, collaboration, and intimacy
THE POWER OF COUPLES THERAPY
“it’s too late for us.”
“We’re not perfect, but we’re healing. Together.”
“We can’t be honest without it turning into a fight.”
“We’ve created space where both of us can speak and feel safe.”
“Our faith doesn’t feel like a part of our relationship anymore.”
“We trust in God and know that our relationship takes work—and it’s worth it.”
“We didn’t realize how different our expectations were.”
“We’ve learned how to align our values and communicate openly about our future.”
“It’s easier to just avoid everything.”
“Now we face things head-on, with honesty and trust.”
This isn’t about choosing sides.
We’re here to help you better understand yourselves and each other.
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FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Not at all. In fact, many couples come to us at a breaking point—and with support, they find new ways to communicate, rebuild trust, and repair deep relational wounds. It’s not about avoiding conflict, but learning to navigate it well
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No. We work with dating, engaged, married, and long-term committed couples. If you're navigating communication, trust, or future planning—therapy can help, no matter where you are in your relationship.
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Absolutely. Our work is rooted in Christianity because we know how meaningful it can be in both life and relationships, and we welcome it into the process. There’s no pressure to believe or express anything a certain way. We’ll follow your lead and meet you where you are.
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We use Prepare & Enrich—a meaningful tool that helps couples talk through important areas like communication, conflict, expectations, family dynamics, and faith. This method enables couples to engage in conversations that lay the groundwork for a strong, connected marriage.
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It’s not uncommon for one partner to feel hesitant. We get it—opening up in therapy can feel vulnerable! We meet couples where they are and create a space that feels safe and nonjudgmental. If your partner is unsure, you’re still welcome to come on your own. Individual therapy work can still lead to powerful relationship shifts.