Relationship Counseling in San Antonio


Our connections with others are sacred, but they don't mean forgetting who you are. In-person and online sessions available in TX.

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“Am I…the problem?”

It’s a question that can follow you around, especially when your relationships feel tense, confusing, or disconnected. (And we’re not just talking about romantic relationships.) Maybe a family member constantly crosses your boundaries, or you have to bite your tongue around friends to avoid rocking the boat. You over-apologize, take on more than you can handle, or put everyone else first—only to still feel like it’s not enough.

But these things don’t mean you’re the problem. Sometimes, the way you show up in relationships comes from past experiences, unspoken expectations, or ways of surviving that once kept you safe.

The more distant your relationships feel, the more disoriented you can become.

HOW WE CAN HELP


We approach relationship challenges by first making room for honesty without shame.

We know relationship stress can stir up anxiety, overthinking, guilt, and fear. That’s why our first priority is building a strong relationship between you and your therapist—one where you feel like you don’t have to hold your real self back.

Then, together, we’ll look at the patterns playing out in your life: avoiding conflict, saying “yes” when your whole body wants to say “no,” or walking away from interactions, wondering if you were “too much.” We’ll explore where these responses come from, how they’ve protected you in the past, and how they may be keeping you stuck now. 

Using evidence-based techniques, you’ll begin understanding your own emotions, building healthy boundaries, and gaining the confidence to express your needs without guilt. Most importantly, you’ll learn to relate to yourself differently. Because when your relationship with yourself changes, so does the way you show up with others. 

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THERAPY FOR RELATIONSHIPS CAN HELP YOU…

  • Stop walking on eggshells and start standing in your truth

  • Express your needs without guilt or fear of rejection

  • Recognize red flags sooner and trust yourself to respond

  • Stop shrinking or overexplaining just to keep the peace

  • Set boundaries that protect your peace and honor your worth

  • Feel less controlled by anxiety and more open to the unknown

  • Begin to heal old patterns shaped by pressure, fear, or past wounds

  • Show up with courage, faith, and a deeper sense of who you are

The path to healthy connection begins with finding your way back to you.

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FAQs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • No. Many of our clients come in to process friendship stress, family dynamics, or work relationships. Therapy helps you strengthen how you show up across the board.

  • Not quite. While we do offer couples counseling, our relationship work in individual therapy focuses on you—your experiences, the people you interact with, and your choices. It can still have a major impact on your relationships, even if your partner or family member isn’t in the room.

  • Yes, we do. If you're looking to work on your relationship as a couple, we offer dedicated support through couples counseling. You can learn more about our work with couples here.

  • Our role isn’t to give you answers, we’re here to remind you of the power in your own choice. Our goal is to help you reconnect with your own wisdom and discernment. We’ll walk alongside you as you explore what’s healthy, what’s sustainable, and what aligns with who you are.

  • You’re not alone in feeling this way. This is common and often tied to deeper messages around worth, identity, and relationships. In therapy, we’ll unpack that guilt, explore your values, and help you build boundaries that are loving, clear, and sustainable.

  • Yes. We focus on your role, your patterns, and your sense of agency. You can learn how to respond instead of react, how to set boundaries with confidence, and how to stay grounded even when others aren’t changing.