Thetis Alcott

Relationships are a double-edged sword; we are wired to want them, but inevitably, we struggle once we are in them. We encounter relationships at every turn. At school, work, social events, we are met with those who may bring out parts of ourselves that we would like to forget. Your past, with its strengths and faults, plays a part in your present. Pieces of your past can haunt your connections with others, and inhibit growth within relationships, and within yourself. Digging beneath the surface, you may uncover past hurts that influence you in ways you never realized. How are you holding yourself back in life and ultimately reinjuring yourself within relationships? Do you feel ready to take a deep dive into understanding what can make or break your relationships? Let’s look at the culprits that keep you trapped in the same patterns. I can offer you a new way of reflecting upon who you are and how you feel about who you see. Together we will examine how vulnerability can mend relationships. If you need support in your romantic (married or unmarried) or familial relationships, if you are interested in resuscitating a struggling career, if you feel you would like to reconcile the many directions family and friends are pulling you, or if you want to process other unexpected difficulties, I am confident I can help. I can also work with you if you are already in couples’ counseling and realize you would like to do your own work. Relationships are paramount to healthy human functioning. When we falter in our most important relationships, we end up feeling isolated, ashamed, afraid, angry. If you find that these are your recurrent themes, I would like to speak with you. Allow me to join you where you are in this lifelong journey of relationships.