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Couples & Individual Therapy in Washington State
In-person in West Seattle and Woodinville
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Same Fight, Different Costume: What Your Arguments Are Really About
Do you ever get the sense that you've "seen this film before" in the middle of an argument with your partner? One night, it might be about misremembering a story from your last vacation. The next morning, it's about forgetting where you put your child's lunchbox as you're scrambling out the door. Two completely different topics, but the feeling is identical. In our work as therapists, we're less interested in the content of your arguments, and rather turn our attention towar
Rachel Jones
Jul 17 min read


One Foot Out, One Foot In: A Guide to Discernment Counseling
If you or your partner are stuck between staying and leaving your relationship, Discernment Counseling was designed for exactly where you are right now. It's a short-term process created by Bill Doherty to help couples gain clarity and confidence about what's next, especially when one of you is leaning in and the other is leaning out. Think about the home you and your partner have built together. Maybe there's a closet full of things you never unpacked, or projects that used
Rachel Jones
Jun 24 min read


Turning Rejection into Connection: How Saying "No" Can Strengthen Your Relationship
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Rachel Jones
May 55 min read


How Parents Who Love Each Other Shape Their Children's Future Relationships
Photo by: Zurijeta via Canva When most people hear the phrase "generational wealth," they think about inheritances, property, financial head starts. And of course those things matter, but there's another kind of wealth that gets passed down just as reliably, and it has nothing to do with your bank account. It's relational wealth, because the way you love your partner is quietly teaching your children how they’ll love theirs someday. That's kind of an incredible thing to sit
Rachel Jones
Apr 74 min read
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