Every relationship has its ups and downs—but sometimes, those challenges start to feel overwhelming or isolating. Whether you’re dating, engaged, newly married, or decades into your partnership, couples therapy can help you reconnect, communicate more effectively, and navigate challenges as a team.
Request an AppointmentAt Powers Ferry Psychological Associates, we work with couples across all stages of a relationship. Some couples seek therapy early on to build a strong foundation. Others come to deepen connection or work through a specific issue. And many reach out when they’re feeling stuck, distant, or on the brink of giving up. Wherever you are in your journey, we’re here to help—with no judgment and a deep respect for both partners.
Common reasons couples seek therapy with us include:
- Feeling disconnected or “like roommates”
- Frequent arguments that never get resolved
- Parenting disagreements
- Infidelity, betrayal, or trust concerns
- Communication breakdowns
- Differences in sexual desire or intimacy
- Life transitions, including marriage, parenthood, or loss
Our therapists offer a collaborative, supportive, and non-blaming approach, helping each partner feel heard and valued. We’ll guide you in identifying unhealthy patterns, building empathy, improving communication, and restoring emotional and physical closeness.
And if you’re interested in premarital counseling, we can help you lay the groundwork for a strong and resilient future together.
Explore our team of couples therapists below to find the right fit for your relationship.
Therapists:
- Gerald S. Drose, PhD
- Kate Gelfand, LPC
- Bryana Gadis Jones, PsyD, Post-Doctoral Fellow
- Karen McCorkle, LCSW
- Steven Perlow, PhD
- Kimberly Smiley, PsyD
- Brian J. Smith, PsyD
- Jennifer Spring, PhD
- Alan Stewart, Ph.D. CSAT
- Ericka Stricklin-Parker, PsyD
- Tamara D’Anjou Turner, Ph.D.
- Jennifer Vincent, LPC, NCC
- Dina Zeckhausen, PhD
- Tamara Onley, MA, LAPC