Weekend Intensives

Who This Is For

You want to make real progress on your relationship—but weekly sessions spread over months don't fit how you operate. Maybe your schedules are impossible. Maybe you're in a season where you need momentum, not slow drip. Maybe you just work better with focused, concentrated effort.

Weekend intensives give you extended, uninterrupted time to do the work that matters. No stopping mid-conversation because your hour is up. No losing ground between sessions. Just dedicated space to understand your patterns, break unhelpful cycles, and build something better.

How It Works

In Your Space: I come to you. Weekend intensives take place in the privacy of your home or another location you choose—anywhere in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, or Rhode Island.

Consultation First: This isn't something you just book. Before scheduling an intensive, we'll have a Zoom consultation to talk through what you're facing, what you're hoping to accomplish, and whether this format makes sense for your situation. Not every couple is a fit for intensive work, and that's okay.

Customized Structure: Every intensive is tailored to your goals, your history, and what you actually need. After our consultation, I'll put together a proposal with the recommended structure, duration, and investment. You decide if it's right for you.

When Intensives Work Well

Weekend intensives tend to be most effective for couples dealing with communication challenges, emotional distance, repetitive conflict that hasn't escalated into chronic damage, or life transitions that are straining the relationship. If you're generally functional but stuck—or you want to address concerns before they deepen—an intensive can create real momentum.

When Intensives Are a Starting Point

For more complex situations—infidelity, long-standing resentment, significant betrayal—an intensive can be valuable, but it's not a one-and-done solution. In these cases, think of it as a foundation: stabilizing things, reducing reactivity, clarifying what the repair process will require. Ongoing work usually follows.

The Screening Process

I'm selective about intensive work because the format requires emotional readiness from both partners. The consultation helps me assess whether you're in a place where concentrated work will be productive—and whether expectations are realistic. If an intensive isn't the right fit right now, I'll tell you, and we'll talk about alternatives.