You didn’t grow apart. You had a baby.
Six weeks for couples in the thick of new parenthood — finding each other again when there’s no time and no sleep.
Most couples report a real drop in closeness after a first baby. It isn’t a sign the relationship is failing — it’s one of the most predictable stretches in the life of a partnership, and almost no one is warned.
We work in the small windows you actually have: six-minute conversations, repair when nobody has slept, and the assumptions that fill the silence when you stop talking. Nothing romantic — just real, and enough to find your way back to each other.
From what actually happened to the two of you, still.
Groups run out-of-network and privately. Paying in full at enrollment holds your place for the whole series — and lets the group form as a stable, closed circle: the same people, from beginning to end.
A full refund if you withdraw before the first session. In the first two weeks, a prorated refund or a credit toward a future group. Once the group has formed, the remaining sessions aren’t refundable — the circle was built around your place in it — but if something serious comes up, talk to me and we’ll find a fair way through.
A superbill is available for possible partial reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits. Whether a group qualifies depends on its nature, so it’s best to check with your insurance company.
Seats are limited to keep the group small and safe. Reach out — we’ll find out together whether this is the right next step for you, and there’s no pressure either way.