Couples Therapy in Dallas & Online Across Texas
Transform Conflict & Fight Cycles into Emotional Connection & Growth
Whether you’re newly engaged or decades into marriage, our Dallas couples therapists help partners break painful cycles, rebuild emotional safety, and reconnect both emotionally and physically. We offer therapy in Dallas and online throughout Texas.
Couples Therapy in Dallas: Rebuild Connection, Repair Trust, Restore Intimacy
Our trusted process. Your relational success.
Identify the patterns & heal the emotionally raw spots.
Map what’s really happening beneath the fight. Together, we’ll help you address the deeper vulnerabilities.
Create emotional safety.
Shift from fight-or-flight to comfort and repair. All couples need to learn the skills to be successful - that’s our jam.
Rebuild intimacy & a roadmap for the future.
Restore teamwork and passion so you can weather all of life’s transitions and growth edges together.
We offer support for every stage. Whether you're "doing fine" or barely hanging on, our couples therapy in Dallas can take you from surviving to thriving.
Specialized Services:
In addition to traditional couples therapy, we offer support tailored to unique challenges.
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When betrayal, infertility, or high-stress careers push your relationship to the breaking point, it can feel impossible to find solid ground. Our crisis-focused couples therapy helps stabilize emotions, interrupt destructive cycles, and begin the deeper repair process. From heartbreak to healing, we walk with you through the storm—so you can come out stronger, clearer, and more connected.
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High-achieving couples—entrepreneurs, attorneys, medical professionals and dual-career households—often struggle to balance professional demands with personal connection. Our therapy helps you navigate stress, power dynamics, and communication breakdowns so your relationship feels like a partnership, not another job.
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One clear path to "I do," offered through three levels of focused support. Build the foundation for a relationship that lasts with our evidence-based premarital counseling process—think of it as investing in love-Insurance for your future together.
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Parenting can bring joy—but also stress, conflict, and disconnection when you and your partner aren’t on the same page. Our therapy helps couples navigate parenting differences, reduce tension, and strengthen your bond so you can work together as a united team for your kids and each other.
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Meet Sarah
Our Practice Manager and your guide for questions, support, and scheduling
Sarah is the calm, compassionate guide you'll talk to when you reach out. As the overseer of your experience here at MLC, she’ll help you take that first step—whether you're overwhelmed, have questions, or are ready to confirm your first appointment.
Common Questions We Get About Couples Therapy
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The standard session time for families, couples, and individuals is 50 minutes. We offer extended sessions (80 minutes) upon request. Some couples find that longer sessions offer more space for productive experiences. This may be a good decision if you know you are unable to attend weekly, especially at the start.
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When you and your partner come to therapy together, the “client” is the two of you as a couple. It can interfere with the process to see partners individually from each other (ongoing). Your therapist may have one to two individual sessions with each of you throughout the therapy process if they feel it is necessary and will benefit the relationship work.
Seeing partners individually from each other is always discussed and agreed upon with both of you before it happens. If we determine that individual work would be more beneficial to one or both of you, we can connect you to another MLC therapist who can work with you or give you a proper referral. We value collaborative work on our team!
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It’s not uncommon for one partner to be uninterested in attending therapy. Perhaps they don’t think anything is wrong, or they don’t feel that they are contributing to any issues.
A helpful thing to try would be to have a gentle, non-defensive conversation with your partner, inviting them to be a part of the process with you. Don’t pressure them or give ultimatums.
If your partner refuses, then absolutely come alone. It is not uncommon for one person to begin therapy and the other to feel more willing to come when they see you making healthy changes. You can still experience growth and relief by working on your side of the situation. As we say: in relationships it always takes two, but change can always begin with one.
Offering in-office sessions in North Dallas, and virtually throughout the State of Texas
Whether you're in the heart of Dallas or the surrounding communities, our therapists provide the same compassionate, evidence-based care online and in-person.