Couples Therapy in Sisters, Oregon

Most couples don't have a communication problem — they have a pattern problem. The same fight, wearing different clothes, arriving on schedule. Couples therapy helps you both see the cycle you're caught in and find your way back to each other inside it.

How we work with couples

We help each partner understand the protective parts that show up in conflict — the pursuer, the withdrawer, the scorekeeper — and what those parts are guarding. When both people can speak from underneath their defenses, conversations that used to explode become conversations that connect.

We work with couples at every stage: repairing after rupture, navigating parenting strain, rebuilding intimacy, or strengthening a good relationship before a big transition.

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The clinicians you'd be meeting

Tim Moore, LPC
Tim MooreLPC
Lucas Carvalho, Professional Counselor Associate
Lucas CarvalhoProfessional Counselor Associate
John DiLorenzo, MA, Registered Counseling Associate
John DiLorenzoMA, Registered Counseling Associate
Dasha Gousseva, LCSWA
Dasha GoussevaLCSWA
Brianna Fox, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Brianna FoxMarriage and Family Therapist Associate

In-network with OHP, PacificSource, Providence, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Regence and Moda. Private pay welcome, and superbills are available for other plans.

Common questions

My partner is reluctant. Should we wait?

Reluctance is normal and workable. A single consult with no commitment is often the easiest starting point for a hesitant partner.