Couples Therapy - Connect, Communicate, and Heal Together
At Roots Relationship Therapy in Phoenix, AZ, we specialize in couples therapy designed to foster emotional connection, rebuild trust, and improve communication. Whether you’re navigating conflict, recovering from betrayal, or feeling emotionally distant, our therapy sessions provide a safe, supportive space to help you move from frustration to reconnection.
Our Specialties
We work with couples at every stage of their relationship. Our trauma-informed, attachment-based therapy helps partners reconnect with empathy, clarity, and compassion. In addition, we tailor each session to fit your unique relationship needs and challenges.
Areas of focus include:
- Infidelity, betrayal, and broken trust
- Emotional attunement and attachment repair
- Communication breakdowns and conflict resolution
- The “roommate phase” and emotional disconnection
- High-conflict relationship dynamics
- Blended family integration and co-parenting
- Rebuilding intimacy and relational safety
- Premarital and marital therapy (PREPARE/ENRICH certified)
- Nervous system regulation and trauma-informed support
Why Choose Our Therapy Practice?
At Roots Relationship Therapy, we believe healing happens through connection. Whether you're dating, engaged, married, or considering separation, we offer tools to:
- Deepen emotional intimacy and understanding
- Explore early attachment wounds that impact current patterns
- Strengthen communication and repair disconnection
- Prepare for marriage or rebuild after betrayal
- Navigate divorce or separation with compassion and clarity
Couples Therapy for Parents and Caregivers
We also support parents through:
- Parent-child attachment work
- Parental activation and emotional regulation coaching
- Blended family transitions
- Collaborative co-parenting strategies
Ready to begin couples therapy in Phoenix, AZ or virtually?
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"Love is a constant process of tuning in, connecting, missing, and misreading cues, disconnecting, repairing, and finding deeper connection."
— Dr. Sue Johnson (Creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy)