Some relationships don't need another year of once-a-week sessions. They need a container. Fifteen hours, held over two days, roughly the same ground you'd cover in two months of weekly therapy. For couples at a crossroads, or in the middle of something that feels like crisis, this deepening this container provides can be exactly right.

You clear the calendar. You step out of the daily grind of dishes and emails and whatever argument you had last Tuesday that never got finished. And for two days, your relationship is the only priority.

I've specialized in this work for years now, and it still moves me every time. Relationships are tender. Complex. None of us gets to skip their challenges. They're almost perfectly designed to stir up the parts of us that got hurt a long time ago, and just as powerfully, to ask something new of us. Given the chance, they can become the most alive, most sustaining part of a life.

Two days gives us room to actually work with that, without the stop-start of weekly sessions where you're just getting somewhere when the fifty minutes run out. We go deep, we stay with what's hard, and we build something that can hold you both long after the intensive ends.

If you're feeling stuck, or scared, or like you're standing at the edge something, this kind of concentrated time can be the bridge. I'd be honored to walk along side you.