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Couples Therapy in Calgary

Helping you create meaningful connections

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Every relationship and marriage deserves support.

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You want to connect on a deeper level.

 

You love each other, but lately, it's harder to feel close.

 

Maybe you argue too much, barely talk at all, or avoid the hard stuff to keep the peace.

 

You want to feel like a team again, but you keep missing each other.

 

It's common to feel:

  • unheard or misunderstood

  • rejected or shut out

  • disconnected or alone

  • stuck in old, painful patterns

  • unsure how to fix what’s going wrong

 

You’re tired of feeling distant.

 

Struggling is normal. Staying stuck isn’t.

Relationships are complex. Therapy can help make sense of yours.

Many couples experience times of stress, disconnection, or conflict.

 

It doesn’t mean your relationship is broken. It means you're both human.

Relationship strain can surface during transitions in parenting, grief, trauma, work stress, or even the everyday chaos of responsibilities.

 

Couples therapy is a space where both partners can slow things down and explore their patterns together.

It’s okay to seek support when you're feeling:

  • overwhelmed by constant miscommunication

  • misunderstood or emotionally distant

  • uncertain about how to reconnect

  • impacted by betrayal, mistrust, or past trauma

  • stuck in patterns you can’t seem to change

 

Even strong relationships benefit from support.

 

Couples therapy can help you navigate these challenges and find your way back to each other.

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Calgary couples therapy can help you reconnect and heal.

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Couples and marriage therapy can help you understand and respond with compassion.

It can rebuild trust, closeness, and emotional safety so you feel more secure.

You can strengthen your emotional bond and reduce conflict.

It is possible to build a deeper connection.

You can learn to communicate in a way that helps you feel more seen, heard, and valued.

When you feel safe with each other again, love and connection grow naturally.

What if you could...

  • feel safe together

  • laugh more

  • repair after conflict

  • break out of old patterns

  • feel like a team again

Our couples therapists can help you rebuild what matters.

 

In couples therapy, we explore your patterns together to understand what’s happening underneath.

 

A relationship therapist will guide you toward the deeper patterns that keep you stuck so you can create meaningful shifts toward closeness and intimacy.

 

By slowing down and creating a safe space, therapy helps both partners be present in your relationship.

 

A couples therapist can help you:

  • rebuild trust after disconnection

  • understand your deeper patterns

  • improve emotional safety and communication

  • feel more secure and supported together

  • transform conflicts into opportunities

 

You can reconnect with each other in ways that feel safe, honest, and real.

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At Therapy Alberta, we create great relationships.

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All relationships are based on trust.

Couples therapy is a place free from shame and blame where we can explore your actions and reactions and form new patterns.

 

We don't assign blame, we work to understand what’s happening between you.

We help you slow things down and tune into what really matters: the needs, fears, and longings at the core of your bond.

You can expect:

  • a compassionate therapist

  • a judgment-free space

  • a structured, supportive process

  • both partners are heard

  • honest conversations

 

We're not here to judge you. We want you to feel good about therapy.

Therapy Alberta is inclusive, affirming, and designed to support diverse couples—whether monogamous, non-monogamous, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, or other identities and dynamics.

Relationship therapy helps partners and couples engage in healthy ways, individually or together.

Our couples therapists offer personalized care.

 

Your therapist will take the time to get to know you and what you’re going through, how you communicate, and what kind of support feels best.

We tailor our approach to match your unique needs, relationship dynamics, and goals for connection.

Our couples therapists draw from a range of evidence-based modalities, including:

  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

  • Attachment-Based Therapy

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • Gottman Method Couples Therapy

  • Somatic and Mindfulness-Based Therapies

 

You can choose a therapist whose approach feels right for your relationship.

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We offer flexible support, wherever you are.

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Couples can connect with a therapist anywhere in Calgary or across Alberta.

We offer in-person and online sessions so you can access care in a way that works for your lifestyle.

Online therapy is especially helpful for busy couples, long-distance relationships, or partners who prefer the comfort and privacy of their own space.

There’s no commute, no waiting room, and no pressure to be in the same physical place.

 

All you need is a quiet space, a device, and an internet connection or phone.

We also offer evening and weekend appointments to help therapy fit into your life.

Let’s find a new way forward together.

Meet our Featured Couples Therapist:

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REGISTERED CLINICAL
SOCIAL WORKER

Samantha brings a warm, relational, and trauma-informed approach to working with couples. Her work is rooted in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and is deeply attuned to the nervous system and attachment dynamics. Samantha helps partners feel safer, more connected, and more secure in their relationships.


Book a free consultation today.

What if we argue during therapy?
That’s completely normal. Therapy is a space where we explore your dynamic together, safely and without judgment. Your therapist will help slow things down and make it safe to stay engaged.

Can couples therapy work if one of us is unsure about staying together?
Yes. Therapy can help clarify what each of you wants and needs, and whether the relationship can meet those needs moving forward.

Do we have to come in together?
It’s ideal, but not always necessary. If your partner isn’t ready, individual therapy can still support you in understanding your relationship patterns.

Is couples therapy confidential?

What happens in therapy stays in therapy! Your therapist is bound by strict confidentiality laws unless they’re legally obliged to share information. However, your therapist is not a secret-keeper. If one partner discloses something in private to the therapist, the therapist will work with that partner to share it in therapy.

 

What if my partner doesn’t want to go to therapy?

That’s normal! 25% of partners aren't open to couples therapy yet. Maybe your partner already had a bad experience in individual or couples therapy. Maybe they’ve heard bad things, or are nervous. Be patient, get curious, invite, and in the meantime, go to therapy on your own.

 

Is couples therapy only for married couples?

No! Couples therapy is for friends, dating, cohabitating, married, separated, or divorced and co-parenting partners. Couples therapy is for anyone who wants to improve their relationships.

 

Do therapists meet with partners individually and together?

Some therapists have an intake process that includes a joint and individual sessions. Sometimes one partner needs more support, and they can have individual sessions with the couples therapist or with a different individual therapist, depending on the couple therapist’s approach and the couple's preference.

 

Will we have homework in couples therapy?

Whether you attend weekly or biweekly, the time you spend in therapy weekly will likely give you something to reflect on or practice between sessions. If you would like specific homework, you can ask your therapist for tasks to engage in during the week.

 

Does insurance cover couples therapy?

Most private insurers cover couples therapy under health services. Some employment insurance coverage however, limits therapy to individual therapy, or has separate coverage for couples or family therapy. You can check with your insurance provider to find out or learn more here.

How much does couples therapy cost?

Our fees vary depending on the type of therapist you see. For our most up-to-date rates and sliding scale options, please visit our Fees & Payment Policies page. If you have any questions or need help figuring out coverage, please contact us, we're happy to help. 

Do I have to see a couples therapist near me?

With online therapy, you are able to connect with therapists across Calgary and Alberta so you have more choice in finding the best therapist for you, based on your needs and preferences. You can choose from couples psychologists and marriage therapists who live across the province and find the best fit for you. 

You might still have some questions or concerns about marriage and couples therapy...

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