Couples Therapy in Austin, TX
for couples who love each other but feel disconnected
Also serving couples all across Texas and California
You Love Each Other.
But You Feel So Alone
You never imagined your relationship would feel like this.
You love your partner.
You know they're a good person.
And yet somehow you've found yourselves living side by side, feeling more like roommates, coworkers, or strangers than the couple you used to be.
You've tried talking about it.
You've explained yourself a hundred different ways.
You've sent articles. Started conversations. Made requests. Held back requests.
You've tried being patient.
You've tried being direct.
You've tried not bringing it up at all.
Nothing seems to work.
At least not long enough, and at some point, the exhaustion set in.
Now you find yourself wondering:
Why can't we get through to each other?
Why do the same conversations keep happening?
Why do I feel alone even when we're together?
How did we become so disconnected?
If any of this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
And more importantly, it doesn't mean your relationship is at a point of no return.
You May Recognize Your Relationship Here
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You love each other, but something feels different. The conversations are shorter. The laughter isn't there like it used to be. Maybe you feel more like roommates than partners. You miss feeling close, understood, and like you're on the same team.
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Few things feel more lonely than trying to explain yourself to the person you love and feeling like they still don't get it. Maybe conversations quickly turn into arguments, defensiveness, or shutdowns. Maybe you've stopped bringing things up altogether because it feels easier than ending up hurt again. Deep down, most couples aren't fighting to be right , they're longing to feel understood.
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Physical intimacy can be one of the first places couples notice distance. Maybe sex has become infrequent, feels like another source of tension, or has disappeared altogether. Underneath the frustration is often a deeper longing to feel desired, connected, and emotionally close again.
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Few things create as much pain and confusion as discovering an affair. You may be wondering if your relationship can survive this or if you'll ever feel safe again. While healing from infidelity is not easy, many couples are able to rebuild trust, create deeper honesty, and find their way forward together .
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Major changes like becoming parents, getting married, moving, career shifts, health challenges, or caring for family can put pressure on even the strongest relationships. When life feels overwhelming, it's easy to lose sight of each other. Therapy can help you stay connected through change instead of drifting apart.
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The loss of a pregnancy can be heartbreaking and isolating. Many couples find themselves grieving differently, struggling to talk about what happened, or feeling alone in their pain. Therapy can provide a space to process the loss, understand each other's experience, and navigate the path forward together.
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Past experiences don't stay in the past when they continue to impact how we connect in the present.
Trauma can show up as defensiveness, shutting down, fear of conflict, difficulty trusting, or feeling emotionally overwhelmed.
Together, we can make sense of these patterns and create a safer way of relating to one another.
LCSW TX 103758
LCSW CA 91010
Hi there, I’m Jasmine
Most of the couples I work with still love each other deeply.
They're not looking to end the relationship.
They're looking for a way back to each other.
When couples come to me, they often feel exhausted, disconnected, and stuck in the same painful conversations. Together we'll identify the negative cycle that keeps showing up and create a path forward that feels clear, practical, and hopeful.
I've spent the last decade helping people strengthen their relationships and navigate some of life's most difficult moments. My goal is to help you feel understood, supported, and confident that change is possible.
Sessions are available for couples throughout Texas and California via telehealth.
Imagine Feeling Like a Team Again
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy
Couples get into very predictable ways of being together, including negative patterns that erode the relationship overtime.
I help couples identify and replace these destructive patterns and communicate the important issues without triggering one another.
Couples share that they finally feel heard and understood after working together.
What others are saying
This work is best suited for couples who are ready to invest time, energy, and intention into creating real change in their relationship.
Rate:
Marriage/Couples Counseling
$200/ 50 min session
Individual Relational Counseling
$150/ 50 min session
Business Hours
Monday – Thursday
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday
By request / limited availability +$50
Friday & Sunday
Closed
Virtual only.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Couples Counseling and relationship therapy
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Schedule a time to chat to see if it’s a good fit HERE . You can also call/text 512-222-6773 and I’ll get back to you.
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For couples counseling, not directly. I provide a super bill that you can present to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.
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Couples Therapy
Regular Hours (Mon, Tues, Thurs 9–3)
70-minute session: $225
50-minute session: $200
Saturdays or outside regular hours
70-minute session: $275
50-minute session: $250Good Faith Estimate Under the No Surprises Act, you’re entitled to receive a Good Faith Estimate explaining the expected cost of your care. This will be provided before your first session.
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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
All times are in Central Time.
“For all of us, the person we love most in the world, the one who can send us soaring joyfully into space, is also the person who can send us crashing back to earth... There is no closeness without this sensitivity.
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