Evidence-Based Couples Therapy
Getting Back on Track
Every relationship encounters rough terrain. With guidance, those difficult seasons can become turning points that strengthen your bond. In therapy, you’ll gain science-backed insights into what makes love last, what derails it, and, most importantly, how to apply those lessons in your own life.
We have further specializations in our practice because we tailor
therapy to the unique circumstances you face, including:
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Infidelity & trust repair
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Marital crisis & high-conflict relationships
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Couples on the brink of separation or divorce
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Intimacy, desire & reconnection
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Parenting challenges & transition to parenthood
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Stepfamilies & blended family dynamics
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Trauma, ADHD/ and other forms of neurodivergence
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Addiction in relationships
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Premarital counseling
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Couples & Relationship to self - working through core shame
At Union Station Therapy, we help you and your partner find your
footing, rebuild connection, and stay on track for a healthy,
fulfilling relationship.
Getting Unstuck
​Through our years of practice we have seen that many couples view therapy as a wise investment in keeping their relationship strong for the long haul. ​
For most however, the idea of sitting down and talking through hard issues can feel daunting. ​If you’re at a standstill, facing gridlock, or reeling from something painful like infidelity or broken trust, you might wonder if the track ahead is repairable. Our goal is to help you move forward together.
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Whether you’re living parallel lives in silence or navigating a full-blown marital crisis, one truth remains: life is too short to keep circling the same ground. Something has to shift. That’s where couples counseling comes in.
Using evidence-based methods, couples learn how to replace stuck patterns with healthier communication, compassion, and empathy. These skills become tools you’ll carry long after sessions end.
We often see that sometimes one partner is hesitant and understandably so, unsure or afraid of what change may bring. That’s normal. In fact, we often see couples where one person takes the first step, and soon both find themselves fully invested in creating a shared future.
It’s also common to wonder whether seeking therapy means your relationship is broken beyond repair. The truth is the opposite: pursuing couples therapy is a sign of strength. An estimated 19% of couples ever seek help, yet research shows that evidence-based couples therapy has an 85% success rate in helping partners rebuild connection and maintain it for years to come.