Love is not Work

...It's Practice.

Growing Deeply

3 PRACTICES OF PARTNERING

"After more than forty years as a marriage counselor, I have found that most people are looking for love in all the wrong places. They don’t understand that Stage 3 is not the end, but the real beginning for achieving real, lasting love" - Jed Diamond

While we work with couples at all stages; we are excited to take couples through 3 Powerful (and simple!) Practices of Partnering to support couples move from "being" together to "becoming" together beyond talk therapy.

Practice 1

Cadence

The practice of harmonizing with one another's pacing.

Practice 2

Comaraderie

The practice of engaging one another's strengths and curiosities'.

Practice 3

Connection

The practice of opening to each other's deepest experience.

Other areas of treatment that support Partnering & Growth

Emotional Trauma | Dissociative Disorders

Amy Ryk

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Education & Expertise

Amy Ryk received an MA in Clinical Counseling from the University of Northern Colorado. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Amy has 15 years of expertise and specializes in deepening couples' intimacy, fostering attachment & commitment.

In Amy's Words

'I have a profound passion to guide clients toward emotional, social, spiritual and personal success. Sharing the insight of 'growing deeply' is the gift I want to offer couples on this loving

powerful life journey.'

Matt Sanders

Psychological Consultant

Education & Expertise

Matt Sanders received an MS in Interdisciplinary Psychology at SUNY Buffalo in 1992. His later focus led to a Master's in Family Studies & Human Development at the UofA '97.

Matt has 25 years of expertise in emotional development,

conflict resolution, couple's communication and intimacy.