Twin Cities Marriage & Family Therapy

Twin Cities Marriage & Family Therapy Couples therapy. Bringing couples to not just to a good relationship, but an OUTSTANDING relationship!

Get help rekindling love, s*x and tapping into the joy you felt when you first met. You need an experienced therapist who knows how to guide you through rough times and to feel hope once again. I specialize in relationships and help couples resolve conflicts, improve s*xual satisfaction, eliminate criticsm, manage anger and develop stronger emotional connections (without spending any more time tog

ether). With over 10 years experience, I am a Licensed Marraige/Couples and Family Therapist (LMFT) dedicated to helping couples learn to move towards each other, rather than away. I believe couples can learn to be in a new relationship, with their current spouse/partner. "A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person." ~Mignon McLaughlin

The strongest couples you know?They’ve been through seasons that almost broke them.They’ve had fights they never thought...
07/09/2025

The strongest couples you know?
They’ve been through seasons that almost broke them.

They’ve had fights they never thought they’d come back from.
Moments they felt more like strangers than partners.
Times they questioned everything.

But here’s the difference:

They didn’t give up when it got hard.
They leaned in.
They got honest.
They grew—together.

Hard seasons don’t mean you’re broken.
They mean you’re human.

If you’re in a rough patch right now…
this is your reminder:
You’re not failing.
You’re just in a season.

And seasons change. 💬❤️

Let’s talk about something that’s hard…but game-changing in relationships:Taking responsibility.Not for everything.Not t...
06/02/2025

Let’s talk about something that’s hard…
but game-changing in relationships:

Taking responsibility.

Not for everything.
Not to take the blame.
But for your part.

Your words.
Your tone.
Your reactions.
Your impact—even if it wasn’t your intention.

It’s not weakness.
It’s strength.
It says:
“I’m not perfect. But I care enough to check myself.”

Accountability builds trust.
It creates emotional safety.
It makes repair possible.

Without it?
Everything turns into a blame game.
And nobody wins that.

So if you want a healthier relationship, start here:
Own your part.
Apologize when needed.
And be someone your partner feels safe around—even in conflict.

That’s not giving up power.
That’s stepping into it.

MYTH:“Couples therapy is only for people on the verge of breaking up.” ❌⠀TRUTH:Therapy isn’t just for crisis.It’s for co...
05/28/2025

MYTH:
“Couples therapy is only for people on the verge of breaking up.” ❌

TRUTH:
Therapy isn’t just for crisis.
It’s for connection.
It’s for growth, repair, understanding, and prevention.

You don’t wait for your car to break down to get an oil change.
You maintain it—so it doesn’t fall apart.

Same with relationships.

Therapy is where you learn to:
💬 Communicate without spiraling
❤️ Express needs without blame
🧠 Break cycles instead of repeating them
🤝 Strengthen trust before it shatters

The healthiest couples aren’t the ones who avoid therapy.
They’re the ones who use it before they think they need it.

So no—therapy isn’t a last resort.
It’s a powerful investment in your connection.

MYTH:“If trust is broken… it can never be repaired.”⠀TRUTH:Trust isn’t a one-time thing.It’s a living, breathing process...
05/27/2025

MYTH:
“If trust is broken… it can never be repaired.”

TRUTH:
Trust isn’t a one-time thing.
It’s a living, breathing process.
And yes—it can be rebuilt.
But not with words alone.

It’s rebuilt through:
🔁 Consistency
⏳ Patience
🧠 Self-awareness
🤝 Accountability
💬 Open, uncomfortable conversations

Rebuilding trust isn’t easy.
It’s a choice—made daily.
And it requires both people to show up fully.

So no, broken trust doesn’t mean it’s the end.
It means it’s time to get real, go deep, and do the work.

Rebuilding connection doesn’t have to feel heavy.It can be hopeful.It can be light.It can even be fun.Sometimes the most...
05/20/2025

Rebuilding connection doesn’t have to feel heavy.
It can be hopeful.
It can be light.
It can even be fun.

Sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is:
“Hey… I miss us.”

Connection comes back when we choose it—
in the way we speak,
in the way we listen,
in the way we laugh again together.

Try this today:
🌈 Share a memory that makes you both smile
🎶 Put on “your” song and dance around the kitchen
📦 Drop the past—just for today—and be present

Rebuilding isn’t about fixing.
It’s about reconnecting.

Choose joy.
Choose softness.
Choose your person again.

Been through a rough patch lately?Felt more like roommates than partners?You’re not alone.Every relationship hits those ...
05/19/2025

Been through a rough patch lately?
Felt more like roommates than partners?
You’re not alone.

Every relationship hits those moments where connection feels distant…
But distance doesn’t mean it’s over.
It just means it needs attention.

Rebuilding doesn’t have to be dramatic.
It’s the little things that matter most:
🧡 A soft “good morning”
💬 A check-in at lunch
💞 A 10-second hug after work
🎧 Listening without fixing

You don’t have to solve everything today.
You just have to start showing up—with intention.

Reconnection isn’t about going back.
It’s about building forward—together.

So if you’ve been feeling the space between you grow...
Here’s your sign:
Start closing the gap today.

It’s Friday.The work brain is clocking out…and the flirty energy is clocking in 😏So here’s your weekend reminder:Couples...
05/16/2025

It’s Friday.
The work brain is clocking out…
and the flirty energy is clocking in 😏

So here’s your weekend reminder:
Couples who play together, stay together.

Plan something fun.
📱 Send a cheeky text.
🎲 Try a game you’ve never played.
🎤 Do karaoke in the kitchen.
💋 Or skip the plans and just make out on the couch.

You don’t need a fancy date night.
You just need to show up with some fun energy.

Because the spark doesn’t fade when life gets busy…
It fades when we forget to flirt.

So go have fun. Tease each other.
Laugh until you can’t breathe.
Touch each other like you still mean it.

This weekend, choose fun.
Choose each other.

What is trust, really?It’s not just about telling the truth.It’s not just about being faithful.It’s deeper than that.Tru...
05/14/2025

What is trust, really?

It’s not just about telling the truth.
It’s not just about being faithful.
It’s deeper than that.

Trust is feeling safe with someone.
Safe to be fully seen.
Safe to mess up—and know it won’t be used against you later.

It’s built in the small, quiet moments:
💬 When they really listen.
🤝 When they show up consistently.
❤️ When they handle your vulnerability with care.

Trust isn’t a grand gesture.
It’s a daily practice.

And the moment it starts to feel unsafe?
That’s when connection begins to crack.

So if you’re asking, “Can I trust them?”
Also ask, “Do I feel emotionally safe with them?”

That’s where real trust lives.

Ever felt tension growing between you and your partner… but neither of you says anything?You just brush it off.Change th...
05/07/2025

Ever felt tension growing between you and your partner… but neither of you says anything?

You just brush it off.
Change the subject.
Hope it goes away.

But here’s the truth:
Avoiding hard conversations doesn’t protect the relationship—it slowly erodes it.

Every time we silence what matters, we build distance.
Not peace.

That unspoken resentment?
That unmet need?
That repeated frustration?

It doesn’t disappear.
It festers.
And over time, it becomes a wall between you.

Hard conversations aren’t comfortable.
But they are necessary.

Real intimacy is built through honesty, not avoidance.
Speak up—with kindness, with courage, with love.
Because connection lives on the other side of discomfort.

You ever say something totally harmless...and your partner still gets upset?It’s probably not what you said.It’s how you...
05/06/2025

You ever say something totally harmless...
and your partner still gets upset?

It’s probably not what you said.
It’s how you said it.

Tone is the unspoken message behind the words.
And when the tone feels cold, sharp, or dismissive—
the words don’t even matter anymore.

Next time you're about to speak, check in with your tone.
Are you rushing?
Sounding annoyed?
Tired?
Triggered?

Try softening.
Try slowing down.
Try speaking to connect, not just to be heard.

Because how you say it...
can be the difference between a fight and a breakthrough.

Ever catch yourself already thinking of your comeback while your partner is still talking?Yeah... we’ve all been there.B...
05/05/2025

Ever catch yourself already thinking of your comeback while your partner is still talking?
Yeah... we’ve all been there.

But here’s the thing—when we listen to respond, we miss the moment.
We miss them.

Real connection starts when we stop trying to win the conversation and start trying to understand it.

Next time you’re in a heated moment, try this:
Pause.
Breathe.
Then ask yourself: “What are they really trying to say?”

You’d be surprised how much shifts when you listen to understand—not just to reply.

It’s not about agreeing all the time.
It’s about showing up with curiosity instead of defense.

Because the goal isn’t to be right.
It’s to be close.

Kids change everything. For father's, that change is evolving. See Ben's thoughts on what happens to new fathers.
06/12/2024

Kids change everything. For father's, that change is evolving. See Ben's thoughts on what happens to new fathers.

This weekend, Americans will celebrate the fathers in their lives. While they've likely had a big influence on their kids, they might not realize their kids influenced them early in life.

Address

9531 W 78th Street, Suite 145
Eden Prairie, MN
55344

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19522097180

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