Curtis Perry (He/Him)

If you’re worn out from repeated fights, shutting down, or dealing with infidelity, I’ll help you rebuild trust and change how you relate to one another. As an LMFT, I utilize systemic tools, Gottman-informed strategies, and CBT to interrupt harmful cycles, restore safety, and teach skills for clear communication — so you can rebuild connection and foster a lasting partnership.

If you’re feeling flat, exhausted, disconnected, or stuck in self-blame and hopeless thinking, I understand how that drains your sense of purpose and relationships. I combine EMDR, CBT, and systemic work to trace what maintains the cycle, process wounds, and re-engage meaning — helping you reconnect, find relief, and take steady steps toward hope.

If you’re living with racing thoughts, panic, persistent worry, avoidance, or constant physical tension, I see how anxiety moves through your life and relationships. Using EMDR and CBT within a systemic frame, I help you unpack triggers, shift beliefs, and build emotional regulation — so you regain calm, feel safer in your body, and trust you can handle stress.

As an EMDR-trained therapist, I help clients process painful memories and reduce the emotional distress tied to past experiences. EMDR allows healing to unfold naturally, helping clients feel calmer, more grounded, and empowered to move forward with greater peace and confidence.

Using the Gottman Method (SRH), I help couples strengthen trust, improve communication, and rekindle emotional closeness. My approach provides a safe, supportive space for partners to understand each other’s needs, repair old wounds, and grow together toward a more connected and resilient relationship.

Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, I help clients recognize and reshape unhelpful thought patterns that fuel anxiety, depression, or self-doubt. Together, we focus on building practical tools and insights that promote emotional balance, self-awareness, and meaningful change in everyday life.

As an EMDR-trained therapist, I help clients gently process and heal from trauma, anxiety, and overwhelming experiences that continue to affect their daily lives. My EMDR approach weaves together compassion, clear structure, and neuroscience-informed strategies to reduce emotional distress, support nervous system regulation, and create deep, lasting change that feels both empowering and restorative.