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Relational Psychotherapy

Healing happens in relationship. We use the therapy relationship itself to notice patterns of closeness, distance, and repair — so new ways of being with others can take root.

Who it’s for

Newcomer relevance

People who feel stuck in familiar relationship patterns: withdrawing when things get close, over-functioning for others, or carrying old attachment wounds into present connections.

Process & benefits

What can shift

We pay attention to what happens between us — moments of trust, rupture, and repair — and link them to the stories your relationships have taught you. Over time, vulnerability can feel safer, and connection more flexible.

Source note: Adapted from current Homer Therapy integrative / relational copy.

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