Couples Therapy for Stronger Connection in Pennsylvania, Florida & South Carolina

Supporting couples to rebuild communication and closeness

— especially when ADHD, Autism, or attachment trauma is involved.

💻 Online Sessions • 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 Evidence-Based Approaches • 💜 Inclusive & Affirming Care

Chris Prebble, licensed professional counselor providing online couples therapy in Pennsylvania, Florida, and South Carolina

When Communication Breaks Down, It Hurts

Even strong relationships can feel strained when partners struggle to connect. Misunderstandings pile up, arguments circle back, and closeness feels out of reach.

Common Signs Parents Notice:

Conversations turning into conflicts instead of solutions
One partner feeling unseen while the other feels like they can never “get it right”
ADHD, Autism, or attachment trauma making it harder to feel understood
A growing sense of distance, even when love is still there

It’s painful when the person you most want to connect with feels the farthest away. With support, you can rebuild connection and communication together.

You don’t have to stay stuck in the same patterns.

Chris Prebble with fiancé Dan — couples therapy counselor showing authentic connection and support

You don’t have to stay stuck in the same patterns.

Couples therapy gives you tools to understand each other

— and a path to calm, clarity, and connection, together.

✔ A safe space to share without judgment
✔ Tools to improve communication and reduce conflict
✔ Support for navigating ADHD, Autism, or attachment trauma in your relationship
✔ Practical strategies you can use between sessions
✔ A path to feeling seen, valued, and connected again

How Couples Therapy Works

Two people sitting together in a calm, cozy setting having an open conversation, warm neutral tones, supportive and hopeful atmosphere, modern counseling vibe, soft natural light

Step 1: Share Your Story Together →We’ll begin with a safe, supportive conversation where both partners can share openly. You’ll have space to be heard without judgment, so we can start to understand what’s really happening beneath the conflicts.

Couple reviewing notes or a plan together in a supportive setting, collaborative, hopeful, professional counseling vibe, soft natural light

Step 2: Learn New Tools →Together, we’ll uncover the patterns that keep you stuck and practice practical tools to improve communication, reduce conflict, and navigate challenges like ADHD, Autism, or attachment trauma in your relationship.

Couple walking side by side outdoors, smiling, relaxed and connected, casual everyday clothing, natural light, warm supportive atmosphere

Step 3: Rebuild Connection →With new strategies and understanding, you’ll take what you’ve learned into your everyday life. Step by step, you can rebuild closeness, strengthen your bond, and feel like a team again.

🤗 Supportive of all identities

🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 I meet you where you are, not where others say you should be

Who Will Benefit Most From Couples Therapy With Me

✔ Couples who want to improve communication and rebuild closeness
✔ Partners navigating ADHD, Autism, or attachment trauma in their relationship
✔ Couples feeling stuck in cycles of conflict, distance, or disconnection
✔ Partners committed to working on the relationship together

Who Might Want To Consider a Different Type of Support

✘ Relationships with ongoing abuse, violence, or safety concerns
✘ Situations where one partner is unwilling to participate
✘ Couples needing legal mediation (e.g., custody, divorce settlements)
✘ Crisis situations needing emergency intervention

Questions You Might Be Asking

Do we both need to be present for every session?

Yes.

Couples therapy works best when both partners are actively engaged. Most sessions will be together, though occasionally I may recommend individual check-ins if it supports the work we’re doing.

How long are the sessions, and how often do we meet?

Sessions are typically 50 minutes. Many couples start with weekly sessions and may space them out over time as they begin to feel more connected and confident using new tools.

Can you work with couples where ADHD, Autism, or Trauma is part of the picture?

Absolutely!

These are areas I specialize in, and they often play a big role in communication and connection. Together, we’ll look at how these dynamics affect your relationship and build strategies to support both partners.

What if one of us is nervous about starting therapy?

That’s completely normal. It’s common for one partner to feel more ready than the other. We’ll go at a pace that feels manageable and focus on creating a safe, supportive space where both voices matter.

Do you offer online sessions only, or in-person too?

All sessions are offered online through secure telehealth. This makes it easier for couples to fit therapy into their lives without travel time.

How long does it take to notice changes?

Many couples begin to feel small shifts within the first few sessions. More lasting changes take time, but with consistent effort and practice, you can build healthier patterns and a stronger connection.

What if we decide we need individual counseling too?

Sometimes couples benefit from both individual and couples therapy. If that feels right, we can talk about options and make a plan that supports your goals.

Do you integrate faith or spirituality if requested?

Yes.

While I’m not a certified or registered faith-based practitioner, I am able to incorporate faith into treatment if it plays an important role in your relationship. We’ll integrate it in a way that feels supportive and respectful for both partners.