Specialized couples therapy, relationship repair, and trauma-informed care
When the same fight
keeps finding you.
Whether the fight is with someone you love, a memory that will not loosen its grip, or a mind that will not let you rest, there is a more honest way forward.
Free consultation20 private minutes to discuss fit.
Clear session fees$180 individual, $220 couples.
Out-of-network benefitsCheck your coverage.
Eric J. Henley / MAS-MFT, LMFT
If this feels familiar
You may be holding more than anyone can see.
Maybe you lie awake after an argument, dread the drive home, or feel alone while sitting next to someone you love. Or maybe the fight is quieter, inside you: your body stays on alert, your thoughts will not let go, and you get through the day only to fall apart when you are alone.
You do not have to explain it perfectly to begin.
Start where it feels most true
What has become
hardest to carry?
You do not need to know what kind of therapy you need. Start with what is happening, and the consultation will help find the right place to begin.
We still care, but we keep hurting each other.
For recurring conflict, emotional distance, intimacy concerns, or a relationship that still matters.
Explore couples therapy ↗02One of us is not sure we can stay.
For couples at a crossroads, especially when one partner is uncertain about the future.
Explore discernment counseling ↗03I am tired of carrying this alone.
For anxiety, depression, trauma, or the feeling that you no longer recognize yourself.
Explore individual therapy ↗Not sure which path fits?
You do not need to get this exactly right. The consultation helps us find the right starting point.A more active kind of therapy
You do not have to have the right words to begin.
We can start with the part that feels most painful, confusing, or hard to say. From there, the work stays practical, collaborative, and shaped around what you need to change.
When it feels like too much to carry alone
You do not have to carry the parts of your life that feel too painful, complicated, or hard to put into words on your own.
When you are at a relationship crossroads, experiencing betrayal, trauma, or the quieter buildup of hurts that never get addressed, leaving you with unmet needs and conversations that never truly resolve, you feel overwhelmed, uncertain, misunderstood, or alone in the problem; Eric brings specialized experience and a steady, direct way of working. Together, you will focus on what is happening now, what needs to change, and the next step that feels possible.
“A well-trained, intentional couples therapist.”Michelle Fowler, LPC
The REtherapy approach
A clear way through
a familiar cycle.
See the Pattern
Name the cycle beneath the fight, distance, or pressure.
Slow the Cycle
Create enough space to understand what each person is protecting.
Change the Response
Practice more honest ways to speak, listen, and repair.
Rebuild Trust
Make room for trust, closeness, and a more grounded next step.
Relationships
One reaches harder.
The other pulls away.
When every conversation turns into the same fight—or the distance has become its own kind of silence—therapy helps you see the pattern, slow it down, and decide what repair requires.
Explore couples therapyExplore all therapy optionsA place to begin again