Joyful Therapy Group
Find my match
Attachment-based couples therapy for communication, trust, intimacy and repair. Online across California, together or from two locations.
“We keep having the same fight.”
“We feel more like roommates than partners.”
“I don’t trust them anymore.”
“When I try to talk, they shut down.”
Most couples who come to us aren’t broken. They’re caught in a pattern: one partner pushes to connect, the other pulls back to keep the peace, and both end up feeling alone. The fight is rarely about the dishes.
Attachment-based approaches like Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) look underneath the conflict, at the need to feel safe, wanted and understood, and help you reach for each other again. We also help couples through infidelity, parenting stress, life transitions and supporting a partner through an eating disorder or mental health struggle.
Your therapist doesn’t take sides. The relationship is the client.
You can start on your own. Relationship-focused individual therapy can still shift the pattern, and many partners join later.
Yes. Many couples find it easier to show up from home, and you can join from the same room or two different places.
Couples come in at every stage, including on the edge of separating. Therapy can help you find clarity either way, with less damage.
Tell us a little about what’s going on. We’ll match you with a specialist in exactly this, verify your insurance for free, and most people have a first session the same week.
New mental health research is published every week, and most of it never makes it out of medical journals. Our specialists read it for you and send the findings that matter, with what they mean for real life.
Joyful Therapy Group
Find my match
Attachment-based couples therapy for communication, trust, intimacy and repair. Online across California, together or from two locations.
“We keep having the same fight.”
“We feel more like roommates than partners.”
“I don’t trust them anymore.”
“When I try to talk, they shut down.”
Most couples who come to us aren’t broken. They’re caught in a pattern: one partner pushes to connect, the other pulls back to keep the peace, and both end up feeling alone. The fight is rarely about the dishes.
Attachment-based approaches like Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) look underneath the conflict, at the need to feel safe, wanted and understood, and help you reach for each other again. We also help couples through infidelity, parenting stress, life transitions and supporting a partner through an eating disorder or mental health struggle.
Your therapist doesn’t take sides. The relationship is the client.
You can start on your own. Relationship-focused individual therapy can still shift the pattern, and many partners join later.
Yes. Many couples find it easier to show up from home, and you can join from the same room or two different places.
Couples come in at every stage, including on the edge of separating. Therapy can help you find clarity either way, with less damage.
Tell us a little about what’s going on. We’ll match you with a specialist in exactly this, verify your insurance for free, and most people have a first session the same week.
New mental health research is published every week, and most of it never makes it out of medical journals. Our specialists read it for you and send the findings that matter, with what they mean for real life.