Kendall Coffman (he/him)

I support couples in strengthening connection, improving communication, and navigating conflict with empathy and respect. Using evidence-based approaches, I help partners understand each other’s needs, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking to grow together, therapy provides a safe space to reconnect and move forward as a team.

I am committed to providing a space which is stigma-free, sex positive, and supportive of expansive relationship structures.

I support couples in strengthening connection, improving communication, and navigating conflict with empathy and respect. Using evidence-based approaches, I help partners understand each other’s needs, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking to grow together, therapy provides a safe space to reconnect and move forward as a team.

Narrative therapy helps individuals reframe their life stories, separating themselves from problems and identifying strengths often overlooked. By exploring how personal and cultural narratives shape identity, clients gain a sense of agency and empowerment. This approach encourages new, more hopeful stories that align with their values and goals. It’s especially effective for addressing trauma, self-esteem, and identity issues, promoting lasting change through meaning-making.

Gottman Couples Therapy helps partners improve communication, deepen emotional connection, and manage conflict effectively. Grounded in decades of research, it focuses on building friendship, trust, and shared meaning. Techniques like “The Four Horsemen” and “Love Maps” help identify and change harmful patterns while strengthening intimacy. The approach fosters empathy, mutual respect, and long-term relationship satisfaction.

Attachment theory benefits therapy by helping clients understand how early relationships shape current emotional patterns and interpersonal behaviors. It provides a framework for exploring trust, intimacy, and self-worth issues rooted in childhood experiences.