Couples, Family & Relationship Therapy

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Strengthening Bonds Through Shared Values: Let’s Address Your Concerns Together

Healthy relationships—whether between partners or within families—thrive when they’re built on trust, open communication, and shared values. Through values-based therapy, couples, families, and partners can deepen their understanding of one another, work through conflict with clarity and compassion, and reconnect in ways that feel authentic and lasting.

Whether you're a couple wanting to strengthen your bond or a family navigating stress, disconnection, or big transitions, therapy offers a supportive space to align your relationships with what truly matters to you. Together, we can create more understanding, connection, and resilience—one conversation at a time.

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Couples, Family, & Relationship therapy can help with…

Improve Communication
Strengthen Connection
Resolve Conflict & Tension at Home
Enhance Trust
Improve Intimacy

Navigate Life Transitions

Strengthen Partnership
Foster Connection
Build a Shared Vision
Create Structured Boundaries

Meet our Couples and Family Therapists.

Every relationship faces ups and downs, and sometimes having extra support makes all the difference. In family and couples therapy, we create a safe and supportive space to work through challenges, improve communication, and strengthen connections. Whether you’re navigating conflict, big life changes, or just want to feel closer, therapy can help you build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

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Matt Lauzon , LCSW, CADC I

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Marina Parker, LMFT

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Sarah Liang, LPC

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Camille Alenduff, LCSW, CADC I

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Jordan Wolfe, LCSW

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Therapy Your Way

Visit us in-person at one of our Portland metro locations. Prefer to stay cozy at home? Our Telehealth sessions bring therapy to you! We serve anywhere in the state(s) of Oregon and Washington.