What Our Clients Say
All testimonials shared here are published with the client’s full knowledge and written consent. Names and identifying details have been removed to protect confidentiality. These reflections are offered voluntarily, without any form of influence or expectation, as a way to help future clients get a sense of the therapy experience in our practice.
When we came to therapy, we were in a crisis. Infidelity had shaken the foundation of our relationship, and we weren’t sure if we could come back from it. There was pain, anger, betrayal, and a deep sense of disconnection. We felt lost, not just from each other, but from ourselves. It was chaos.
From the very first session, Mary created a space where we both felt seen and heard. We were encouraged to speak honestly, to sit with discomfort, and to approach each other with vulnerability instead of blame. It wasn’t easy. There were moments when we didn’t think we’d make it through. But through the process, we began to understand the deeper dynamics at play, what was broken long before the infidelity happened, and what needed to be rebuilt if we were to move forward.
We still have work to do. But we are no longer in survival mode. We are learning how to thrive again, together. And for that, we are deeply grateful.
I was dealing with the aftermath of my own infidelity when I first met Mary. I felt overwhelmed by guilt, shame, and confusion, not just about what I had done, but about why I had done it and what it meant for my relationship and for me as a person.
Mary created a safe space free of judgement. She helped me confront uncomfortable truths about myself, to explore the patterns that led to my choices. I was able take responsibility and accountability and re-learn myself. This journey has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but also one of the most important. I’m forever grateful to Mary for our work together.
When I began therapy, I was still reeling from my divorce. I was confused, heartbroken, and unsure of who I was without the relationship. Everything felt heavy and uncertain. Working with Mary gave me a space to process the grief, anger, and guilt I didn’t know how to name. It’s helped me begin to rebuild, not just my life, but my sense of self. I learned how to move forward, one step at a time.
Deciding to divorce was one of the hardest choices I’ve ever had to make. I came into therapy full of doubt, fear, and guilt – unsure if I was giving up and “failing” or finally choosing myself. Mary helped me find clarity. I wasn’t rushed or judged; I was supported. Through our work, I was able to understand my needs, recognize my patterns, and make a decision from a place of strength rather than pain.