Questions, answered honestly.

Intensives work best for couples who are willing to be present and honest, even if you're in conflict or crisis. They're a strong fit for affair recovery, chronic gridlock, considering separation, or wanting a deep reset. They're not appropriate when there's active untreated addiction or domestic violence — we'll talk through fit on our consultation call.

Intensives are private-pay. I provide a superbill you can submit to your PPO for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Many couples find the total investment is comparable to — or less than — a year of weekly therapy, and a fraction of the financial and emotional cost of a divorce.

Yes. Roughly half my intensive clients are virtual, working from a quiet home or hotel suite. Outcomes are clinically equivalent to in-person work for most couples.

Very normal. I'll have a brief individual call with each of you before we begin so the reluctant partner has a chance to ask questions privately. Many of my best outcomes have started with one hesitant partner.

I usually have intensive openings 4–6 weeks out, with occasional sooner availability for urgent situations. Reach out and I'll share current openings.

Every intensive includes follow-up sessions to support integration. Some couples continue working with me periodically; others return to a local weekly therapist with a clear roadmap. There's no obligation either way.