How I Can Help — Marriage Couples and Individual Counseling l Louisville, KY l Miranda Filamini

brown-rope-tangled-and-formed-into-heart-shape-on-brown-113737.jpg — “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. All it takes is a slight turning away of the head or a flip, careless remark. There is no closeness without this sensitivity.
If our connection with our mate is safe and strong, we can deal with these moments of sensitivity.”

-Sue Johnson

I can help.

Therapy for communication

Does it feel like you and your partner are speaking two different languages sometimes? If talking quickly turns to fighting, you might benefit from some new skills. Learn to speak with your partner so that everyone wins.

Therapy for affairs and betrayal

If trust has been lost in your relationship, you might be questioning if it can ever be restored. The therapy office can be the safest place to explore what comes next in this period of uncertainty. Recovery is possible.

Therapy for connection

Life gets busy. Sometimes even our most special connections get lost along the way. Therapy helps couples remember and rekindle the unique love story that brought them together in the first place.

Couples in technology and engineering

Do you or your partner work with numbers, calculations, and spreadsheets from 8-5? Does it color the way you connect (or don’t connect)? I am a therapist married to an engineer and enjoy helping others in this dynamic use their unique strengths to love one another as fully as possible.

Therapy for givers

You’re the hero in your family, friend group, and workplace, and it’s really hard to say “no.” Therapy can help you understand the pressure you feel and will give you permission to put your needs first.

Therapy with one partner

Sometimes only one partner is ready to experience how therapy can help. That’s okay. Individual therapy can be used to explore how one person’s beliefs, communication patterns, and past relationship experiences are impacting the present.