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If you’ve ever said yes when you meant no, overexplained to avoid conflict, or left a conversation feeling unseen, you’re not alone. Many of us learned to prioritize harmony over honesty, or to go quiet when things get hard.

Therapy can help you understand your relational patterns, build stronger boundaries, and communicate with more clarity, confidence, and care.

You Don’t Have to Be Silent to Keep the Peace

You Might Be Struggling With:

  • Saying “no” or holding boundaries without guilt

  • Feeling anxious or frozen during conflict

  • Over-accommodating others or people-pleasing

  • Fear of being too much or not enough

  • Difficulty expressing your needs, feelings, or limits

  • Communication ruptures in friendships, family, or partnerships

We don’t just give you scripts, we explore the why underneath the communication blocks. Our work is grounded in attachment theory, somatic awareness, and relational healing, helping you:

  • Understand the roots of your patterns

  • Build nervous system regulation and self-trust

  • Practice clearer, more compassionate communication

  • Learn to set boundaries that honor your needs and your relationships

  • Heal old wounds that get activated in current conversations

How Therapy Can Help

Boundaries Are Not Walls; They’re Invitations to Closer, Healthier Connection

You don’t have to keep abandoning yourself to stay connected. With the right support, you can unlearn the old scripts and build communication that reflects who you truly are.

We’re here to walk with you as you learn to take up space, speak your truth, and stay grounded in your relationships.