Issues We Address in Couples Therapy

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Our experienced therapists are equipped to help you work through a wide range of concerns, including:

Why Choose Couples Therapy?

Couples therapy provides a safe, neutral space for partners to explore their relationship dynamics, address conflicts, and work towards shared goals. It offers:

  • Professional guidance to improve communication and conflict resolution

  • Strategies to rebuild trust and intimacy

  • Tools to navigate major life transitions together

  • Support in addressing cultural and family-of-origin issues

  • Opportunities to deepen understanding and empathy between partners

Meet the Team

  • Manali Deolalkar

    Licensed Therapist (LPCC)

  • Melanie Lei

    Associate Therapist (AMFT)

 Our Approach to Couples Therapy

At Spiral Up Therapy, we take an inclusive, culturally sensitive approach to couples therapy. Our therapists are trained in various evidence-based techniques and adapt their methods to best suit each couple's needs. Some of the approaches we use include:

We work with a diverse range of couples, including - LGBTQIA+ couples, Interracial and intercultural couples, South Asian couples, Long-term committed partners, and couples considering separation or divorce.

What to Expect in Couples Therapy

  1. Initial Consultation: We begin with a free 20-minute consultation to discuss your needs and determine if we're a good fit.

  2. Assessment: In your first full session, we'll conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand your relationship dynamics, history, and goals.

  3. Treatment Planning: Together, we'll develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific relationship needs and objectives.

  4. Regular Sessions: We typically meet weekly or bi-weekly for 50-minute sessions, adjusting frequency as needed.

  5. Progress Evaluation: We regularly review your progress and adjust our approach as necessary to ensure you're moving towards your relationship goals.

Taking the first step towards improving your relationship can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone.