Therapy for Couples Moving From
‘Me’ to ‘We’
Online couples and perinatal counseling in Virginia, for the seasons that change everything.
Where Your ‘We’ Begins to Take Shape
Major life transitions- engagement, marriage, pregnancy, early parenthood- have a way of quietly reshaping a relationship before you even realize it's happening.
You don't have to navigate that alone.
Offering Virtual Therapy in Virginia for Growing Families.
Secure, flexible video sessions designed to fit the life you're actually living.
How I Support Couples & Parents
Premarital & Relationship Foundations
For couples preparing for marriage or long-term partnership who want to build something intentional from the start, not just avoid problems, but create a foundation that actually holds.
Pregnancy Relationship Support
Pregnancy reshapes everything — your body, your identity, your relationship. This is support for couples and individuals who want to navigate that transition with intention, not just survive it.
Postpartum & Parenthood Relationship Support
The baby is here. You love each other. You're also exhausted, touched out, and having the same argument about who does more. This is support for couples navigating the demanding, beautiful, disorienting season of parenthood.
Hi, I’m Jackie.
it’s nice to meet you
I work with couples and parents navigating the seasons that change everything: engagement, marriage, pregnancy, early parenthood. I bring 15 years of experience as an educator alongside my clinical training, and as a partner and parent myself, I understand this work from the inside out.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Having the same argument repeatedly, without feeling resolved
Feeling like the mental or emotional load is uneven
Difficulty communicating needs without conflict or withdrawal
Feeling disconnected from your partner during a season that was expected to feel joyful
Wondering how to stay connected as responsibilities and identities evolve
If so, you’re in the right place.
The Truth About Your Relationship After Baby
Wondering why this transition feels so heavy?
Read my latest post on why postpartum relationships can feel like they're hitting a wall and how to start moving forward.
