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Monday 9am - 6:30pm Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm Thursday 9am - 6:30pm Friday 9am - 6:30pm

Serendipity Psychotherapy, 1490 S Price Road , Ste 115C, Chandler, AZ (2026)

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03/05/2026

Therapists, if a client is concerned about identity and/or safety, do you disclose your political affiliation upon request?

10/12/2025

🫧Serendipity Psychotherapy is FIVE YEARS OLD today!🫧

I’ve been feeling fairly emotional and reflective over the last few days leading up to this celebration. I’m mostly astounded at how much support I have received from teachers, supervisors, colleagues, partners, friends, and other professionals over the last five years. It has truly taken a massive team of people to envision, create, and sustain this practice, and I get to watch the day-to-day impact unfold in front of me every day.

I am so grateful for the support and encouragement that I’ve received over the years. I am also incredibly grateful to the folks that I sit with every day. Your bravery and courage is convicting, and your perseverance keeps me doing my own work too. Your healing journeys inspire mine, and guess what? We are healing together, just with a bit of professional separation. What a privilege it is to be humans together in the therapy room. Thank you for your trust — I do not take it lightly, and I strive to do my very best every day to honor your commitment to trauma recovery and secure functioning relationship.

These five years have come with a lot of growth, pain, experience, struggle, and lessons learned. I look back at the kid who was forced into starting her own practice fresh out of grad school due to exploitative practices in this field, and I absolutely affirm that this was the right choice for her. Here’s to the next five years: more growth, connection, healing, community, opportunity, and expansion in n the horizon!

10/10/2025

Been seeing WAY too much of this lately… 👀🫣

When a therapist provides both individual and couple therapy to the same people, something essential starts to unravel.

Couple therapy is built on balance — on the “we.” It’s about two people co-creating a dynamic, both shaping and reshaping the system they share. When that therapist also becomes the individual therapist to one or both partners, the balance begins to tilt. The work becomes unanchored.

No matter how well-intentioned, that overlap makes it nearly impossible to stay neutral. The therapist begins carrying information that can’t belong to both rooms. The “we” of couple therapy turns into “me versus you.” Power shifts. Safety dissolves.

Fair representation disappears, and with it, the emotional tether that keeps couple therapy safe. It doesn’t just risk harm to one partner — it harms the relationship itself.

Couple therapy should always protect the bond. Trying to hold both couple and individual therapy with one therapist fractures both. Protect the “we.” It deserves its own room.

Therapists: can we please not??

09/15/2025

DISCLAIMER:

This is a skit created for psychoeducational purposes. It is not therapy or a substitute for professional support. I don’t provide therapeutic advice over social media, and this content may not reflect what’s right for your specific relationship.

The situation in this video is fictional and based on common themes that may arise in couples therapy. The way it’s resolved here might not apply to every similar situation. Please take what resonates and leave what doesn’t.

This is meant to spark insight—not to serve as clinical guidance.

09/03/2025

When you have trauma, a healthy relationship doesn’t feel like a clean beginning. It feels like everything that never got resolved is suddenly asking for your attention. The patterns return. The fear gets loud. The softness feels suspicious. You may even start to question whether you’re capable of receiving what you’ve always said you wanted.

This is not a sign that the relationship is wrong. It’s a sign that it’s working. When your nervous system finally gets enough support to stop bracing, it begins to unearth what it never had time or space to process. What’s surfacing is not new. It’s just finally allowed to be felt.

Secure functioning means both people know how to stay present when this happens. They understand that conflict is not collapse, that needs are not burdens, and that repair is possible when both people are committed to protecting the connection they share. The relationship becomes a place where survival patterns are gently interrupted. It becomes a space where new experiences of safety are built slowly, through consistency, presence, and care.

Healing inside a relationship doesn’t always feel peaceful. Sometimes it feels disorienting. Sometimes it feels like loss. But with the right foundation, it becomes a process your body can learn to trust.

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1490 S Price Road , Ste 115C
Chandler, AZ
85286

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 6:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6:30pm
Friday	9am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+14802704989

Website

https://www.serendipityaz.com/

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