Specialized couples therapy, relationship repair, and trauma-informed care
When the same fight
keeps finding you.
For couples caught in conflict, distance, betrayal, or a decision they cannot keep postponing—there is a more honest way forward.
Choose an available consultation time, provide brief contact information, and receive confirmation through the secure client portal. The consultation lasts 20 minutes and does not obligate you to begin therapy.
Eric J. Henley / MAS-MFT, LMFT
A more active kind of therapy
Not passive listening.
Thoughtful, active work toward change.
Eric brings a warm, direct, and collaborative approach to the moments that ask the most of you. The work is shaped around your goals, your history, and the life you want to move toward.
Credentials + approach
Specialized care for the conversations that change everything.
Eric J. Henley, MAS-MFT, LMFT brings a direct, compassionate approach to couples, trauma, and the patterns that keep people feeling stuck. The work is active, practical, and shaped around the person or relationship in front of him.
“A well-trained, intentional couples therapist.”Michelle Fowler, LPC
Where to begin
Find the kind of support
that fits the moment.
Start with the concern that feels most pressing. You can explore the full therapy directory whenever you need more options.
Relationships
Individual Care
Professional Support
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 optionsTrauma + EMDR
You can feel present in your own life again.
Trauma can stay loud long after the event has passed. EMDR and trauma-informed therapy can help you meet what remains without having to carry it by yourself.
Explore trauma therapyThe 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.
A place to begin again