Relationships move through seasons. Sometimes you’re working through a specific challenge. Sometimes the same patterns keep coming up. And sometimes you simply want support staying connected as life changes around you.
Ongoing couples counseling provides a consistent space to slow down, understand each other, work through challenges, and build a healthier, more connected relationship together.
You Don’t Have to Wait Until Things Feel Broken
Couples counseling isn’t only for relationships in crisis.
Maybe communication has become difficult. Maybe you feel more like roommates than partners. Maybe you’re navigating parenting, intimacy, finances, family dynamics, or a major life transition.
Or maybe things are generally good—you just want to understand each other better and be more intentional about your relationship.
Whatever brings you in, counseling gives you a space to work on your relationship with support and guidance.
Not sure which couples counseling option is right for you?
We don't ask you to choose a counseling format on your own. Every couple begins by telling us a little more about their relationship and what brings them in.
Support for the relationship you’re in—and the relationship you want to build.
Ongoing Couples Counseling
Couples counseling isn't about deciding who is right or wrong.
It’s about creating space for both people to feel heard, understand the patterns happening between you, and learn new ways of responding to each other.
Together, you’ll work toward greater understanding, healthier communication, and a relationship that feels more connected and intentional.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Communication, conflict, connection, intimacy, parenting and family dynamics, trust, life transitions, finances, boundaries, and recurring relationship patterns.
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Sessions are tailored to your relationship, goals, and needs. Your therapist will help you understand patterns, navigate challenges, and develop healthier ways of connecting and communicating.
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Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on your needs and goals. Sessions can evolve as your relationship does.
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There’s no required number of sessions. Some couples work toward a specific goal, while others choose ongoing support.
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Earlier-stage couples may find Kailey a good fit, while longer-established couples may find Vivian a good fit. This is a recommendation, not a rule—your goals and preferences matter, too.
You can also fill out this form and we will help you determine who would be the best fit for you!
Every couple brings different experiences, needs, and goals to counseling. Vivian and Kailey each bring their own clinical experience, perspective, and approach.
We encourage you to get to know both clinicians as you consider who might be a good fit for your relationship.
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Ongoing Couples Counseling
Vivian Cook: 90-minute session | $200
Kailey Swenson: 80-minute session | $75
Session recommendations are based on each couple's needs following our initial inquiry and assessment process.