Empowering your path to healing and growth
Somatic Relationship Counseling
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I help couples and individuals heal past wounds, break free from power struggles, and create real, healing connection. Through body-centered therapies, I guide clients to stand up for themselves with strength and heart while staying open to others, fostering deeper intimacy in their relationships—and with life itself.
Individual
At A New Way Counseling Collective, I help individuals experience trauma-informed healing through Relational Life Therapy (RLT) and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. Even outside a partnership, RLT helps you understand and transform the relational patterns that keep you stuck — empowering you to build self-awareness, confidence, and connection in every area of life.
Through somatic awareness, I guide you to reconnect with your body’s wisdom, stay grounded in the present moment, and live with greater purpose and authenticity. My trauma-informed, spiritually attuned approach supports balance, resilience, and growth — helping you create the kind of relationship you want, both with yourself and with life itself.
Couples
Feeling stuck in painful, repetitive cycles with your partner? At A New Way Counseling Collective, I specialize in helping high-conflict couples break free from ongoing power struggles and emotional disconnection through Relational Life Therapy (RLT). This direct yet compassionate approach guides you to communicate with greater honesty, repair broken trust, and gradually rebuild intimacy. Together, we’ll explore and uncover the deeper relational patterns that keep you feeling stuck and create a new, healthier way of relating — one that is firmly rooted in respect, accountability, and a lasting, meaningful connection.
Learn more about how we can support your journey. Click here to learn more about RLT and the work of Terry Real.
couples
Feeling stuck in painful cycles with your partner?
If your relationship feels tense, disconnected, or stuck in power struggles, you’re not alone. Many couples find themselves repeating the same arguments without resolution, feeling unseen or unheard.
At A New Way Counseling Collective, we specialize in helping high-conflict couples repair trust, communicate effectively, and reconnect through Relational Life Therapy (RLT) — a direct, compassionate, and evidence-based approach to creating real change.
RLT helps you identify and transform the deeper patterns driving your conflict, so you can move from blame and defensiveness to honesty, accountability, and repair. Together, we work to restore balance in your relationship, rebuild intimacy, and create lasting connection rooted in respect and love.
If you’re ready to break free from destructive patterns and learn how to stand up for yourself with strength and heart — while staying open to your partner — we’re here to help.
individuals
At A New Way Counseling Collective, I help individuals heal the impact of past relationships and trauma using Relational Life Therapy (RLT) and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. Even outside a partnership, RLT helps you understand the patterns that keep you stuck — empowering you to build self-awareness, confidence, and connection in every area of life.
Through mindfulness, breathwork, and somatic awareness, I guide you to reconnect with your body’s wisdom, stay grounded in the present moment, and live with greater purpose and authenticity. My trauma-informed, spiritually attuned approach supports balance, resilience, and growth — helping you create the kind of relationship you want, both with yourself and others.
FAQ s
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Yes. I specialize in working with high-conflict couples and those who feel stuck, disconnected, or on the brink of separation. Using somatic therapy and Relational Life Therapy (RLT), I help couples break harmful cycles, stand up for themselves with love, and rebuild trust and intimacy—even after years of difficulty.
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Unlike traditional talk therapy, which focuses primarily on thoughts and dialogue, somatic therapy integrates the body’s wisdom into the healing process. In couples work, this means helping partners notice physical cues, regulate nervous system responses, and shift patterns of disconnection or conflict from the inside out. This holistic approach can lead to more lasting and embodied change.
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Yes. In addition to couples therapy, I work with individuals who want to heal from past relationship wounds, religious or cultural conditioning, and patterns that keep them stuck. Whether you're currently in a relationship or not, somatic therapy can support you in becoming more empowered, connected, and at home in your body. text goes here
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If you're in Boulder and looking for something deeper than just “talking it out,” we might be a good match. I blend body-based therapy with real relationship work, meaning we’ll explore what’s happening in your nervous system, not just your to-do list. I’m direct, kind, and compassionate, and I work well with people who want more connection, more clarity, and are open to a little humor along the way. If you're ready to feel more like yourself—in your body, your relationships, and your life—let’s talk.
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Not directly—I’m swimming in teens at home! Instead, I support kids and teens by helping their parents learn to relate in new, more connected ways. If you’re a parent feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to reach your child, I can help you shift the dynamic from your side. Often, when parents change how they show up, everything else starts to change too.
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Yes! RLT is the integrative approach to couples therapy created by Terry Real that equips people with the lifelong skills to forge more authentic, honest, and intimate connections.