Couples & Relationship Therapy

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STRENGTHEN YOUR CONNECTION

Build deeper trust, communication, and emotional closeness.

Connection is vital — but relationships can be hard. Couples therapy provides a supportive space to rebuild trust, improve communication, and deepen emotional intimacy. Using the Gottman Method, a research-based approach, I help partners address conflict, rediscover admiration, and build a shared vision for the future.

Relationship therapy isn’t limited to romantic couples — it can also support meaningful connections with family members, close friends, and other loved ones. Every relationship has the potential to grow stronger with care and guidance.

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Your Partner in Healing

Grounded in experience
Guided by compassion

Beth Wrobel is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with advanced training in the Gottman Method and EMDR. With a compassionate, trauma-informed approach, she helps individuals and couples navigate challenges and build stronger emotional connections — one step at a time.

BETH WROBEL, LCPC

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    Individual Therapy

    A supportive one-on-one space to process emotions, build resilience, and heal at your own pace.

    Start Healing

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    EMDR/Trauma Therapy

    Specialized therapy to safely process trauma, reduce emotional distress, and reclaim your sense of self.

    Heal Trauma

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    Group Therapy (Coming Soon)

    I believe that meaningful relationships — including the one you build with your therapist — are key to emotional well-being.

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