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Therapy with McKenna Ziats

Relationship Counseling

Build connections rooted in honesty and trust.

Whether it's dating, a long-term partnership, family, or friendship, relationships can bring up old patterns and new fears. This is individual relationship counseling — a space to understand your patterns and show up more fully in your connections with others.

Does this sound familiar?

  • You notice the same painful patterns repeating across relationships
  • Conflict feels overwhelming, so you avoid it — or it feels constant and unresolved
  • You struggle to set boundaries or say what you actually need
  • You're unsure whether a relationship is healthy or worth continuing to invest in
  • You want to feel more secure and less anxious in how you connect with others

How we work through relationship patterns together

We explore your relationship history and attachment patterns to understand why certain dynamics feel familiar — even when they're painful.

From there, we build communication and boundary-setting skills you can bring directly into your relationships, along with a clearer sense of what you need and deserve.

This work centers you: even though relationships involve others, meaningful change often starts with how you understand and show up for yourself.

Common questions

No — this is individual therapy focused on your relationship patterns, communication style, and needs, which can create meaningful change even without a partner present.

Yes. While many clients come in focused on romantic relationships, the same tools around boundaries, communication, and patterns apply to family and friendships as well.

That uncertainty is a common and valid reason to start therapy. We'll work together to get clarity on what's happening and what you want moving forward, without judgment either way.

You deserve support

You don't have to navigate everything alone.

Reaching out is often the hardest step — and it's one you don't have to take with all the answers. Let's start with a conversation.