When I speak of couple accompaniment it can be any type of couple relationship (friendship, working partners, married couples, couples cohabiting, any type of relationship where there are two people involved, whatever their relationship.

Communication is at the core of who we are as humans. Humans are capable of talking and reasoning and connecting events through thought processes, the feelings associated with events, our felt experience and implied knowledge of it, and our needs within the context of what happens.

We often step out of that ability we intrinsically possess and get lost in a tangle of confusion when in a relationship with others.

Sometimes the relationship has come to a halt, maybe a dead end, or perhaps to a place of vacuum or emptiness. This crisis allows us to restore, repair, and thrive individually within that relationship. In all of these situations we often feel despair because there is an inherent drive within us to find a way to move forward within the collective (relationship).

Whether you are interested in just creating a safe space to be heard by one another, to restore a healthy co-existence, or to break the bond that ties you together, couple accompaniment can support your process from a place of ease and authentic relating.