What people sometimes say
- “We love each other, but we can’t seem to talk anymore.”
- “Since the baby, we feel like roommates.”
- “I don’t know if we’re staying together.”
Couples often come when the same argument has worn a groove, after an affair, or when closeness has quietly drained away. In couples work the room is for both of you, and for the third thing your relationship has always been: its history, its unspoken agreements, the hopes each of you brought to it. We try to understand what keeps happening between you, rather than decide who is right.
We meet in person on Hilliard Street, near Harvard Square, or by video. The first half hour is a free conversation, with no obligation.
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