Feeling Stuck in the Same Arguments, Misunderstood, & Striving to Feel Heard?

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Online couples therapy for better communication, less conflict, renewed trust—whether you're dealing with everyday strain or the pain of infidelity

Maybe one of these feels familiar

“I can’t get that look on her face out of my head. I don’t know if we can get past what happened.”

“We can’t have a conversation without it turning into a fight…I’m so tired of fighting all the time.”

“I feel like I’m doing this marriage alone. No matter how many times I ask for support, nothing changes.”

“It was 'just porn'—but something in me broke. I feel so shattered and confused. How can I trust him again?

Heather Seguin, California Couples Therapist, welcomes new clients

How I Help

As a licensed marriage & family therapist, I specialize in helping couples get unstuck—whether it’s everyday disconnection, unresolved conflict, or the fallout of betrayal.

Together, we'll:

  • De-escalate the tension and rebuild emotional safety

  • Improve communication without blame or shutdown

  • Rebuild trust if there’s been infidelity, lies, or secrecy

  • Rediscover closeness—even if it’s been gone for years

What Clients Are Saying

“I learned a lot about boundaries and Heather gave me the tools to know how to support and implement them.”

“Heather has this ability to stay curious and nonjudgmental. She had a wonderful way of calling us out in a way that felt safe.”

“She helped me replace old ways of thinking and build healthy behaviors and habits. Therapy gave me new insights and put things into proper perspective.”

“Heather was a fantastic coach to my husband and I when we found ourselves arguing more and more often without resolving issues. Each time it was hurting our relationship further. Heather helped us to see what we were doing or believing that was hurting the other and helped us to find ways back into productive discussions to resolve issues when they arise.”

FAQs

Ready to Start Moving Forward?

The first step isn’t therapy—it’s just a conversation.