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Portland, Oregon therapist: Chuck Chapman, counselor/therapist
Relationships

Chuck Chapman

Counselor/Therapist, LPC
Many men find themselves in marriages where the connection has faded, communication feels difficult, or intimacy feels out of reach. You may feel like you’re walking on eggshells, doing everything you can to avoid conflict, or trying to keep the peace while quietly carrying frustration, loneliness, or resentment. You might be asking yourself, What happened to us? or Why can’t I seem to get this right? These struggles can leave you feeling unseen, unappreciated, and unsure of your role in the relationship. And most men don’t talk about this with anyone. I don’t do couples counseling. Instead, I work with you—the man who is willing to look at himself honestly and take leadership in his relationship from the inside out. When we work one-on-one, you learn how to communicate with clarity rather than defensiveness, how to stay present when emotions rise, how to set healthy boundaries, and how to show up in a way that invites connection rather than pressure or withdrawal. We explore the patterns, wounds, and habits that have shaped your relationship dynamics—not to assign blame, but to create new possibilities. The work is not about changing your partner. It’s about becoming the kind of man who can create connection—steady, grounded, open-hearted, and clear. When you change how you show up, the relationship shifts. Whether your marriage is strained, distant, or quietly fading, there is a path forward that doesn’t require you to lose yourself or pretend you’re fine. You don’t have to figure this out alone. We walk this path together.  
16 Years Experience
Online in Oregon (Online Only)
Happy Valley, Oregon therapist: Mountain Crest Counseling Services, LLC, counselor/therapist
Relationships

Mountain Crest Counseling Services, LLC

Counselor/Therapist, LPC, LCSW, and Register Associates
Every relationship goes through challenges, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. Relationships can be affected by communication difficulties, unresolved conflict, trust issues, emotional distance, life transitions, or simply feeling disconnected from the person you once felt closest to. Counseling provides a supportive space to slow down, listen, understand one another, and work toward meaningful change. Outpatient therapy can help couples strengthen communication, rebuild trust, navigate conflict, establish healthy boundaries, and better understand each other’s needs. Whether you’re facing a specific relationship challenge or want to strengthen an already meaningful connection, therapy can provide practical tools and compassionate guidance. The goal isn’t to decide who is right or wrong—it’s to create healthier patterns, deeper understanding, and a relationship that feels more connected and secure.  
12 Years Experience
In-Person in Happy Valley, OR 97086
In-Person in Sherwood, OR 97140
Online in Oregon
Lake Oswego, Oregon therapist: Dr. Michael Marossy, psychologist
Relationships

Dr. Michael Marossy

Psychologist, Ph.D.
Relationship difficulties can create feelings of disconnection, resentment, loneliness, conflict, mistrust, or emotional exhaustion even in relationships where both people care deeply for one another. Couples often struggle with communication problems, recurring arguments, emotional distance, intimacy concerns, unresolved hurt, differing expectations, or difficulty navigating life stress together. I provide couples and relationship therapy aimed at helping partners better understand the patterns contributing to conflict and disconnection while strengthening communication, emotional attunement, trust, and relational stability. My approach is collaborative, emotionally focused, and tailored to the unique dynamics of each relationship with the goal of helping couples build healthier, more secure, and more fulfilling connections.  
8 Years Experience
In-Person in Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Online in California, Oregon
Redmond, Oregon therapist: Kristina Anzell, licensed clinical social worker
Relationships

Kristina Anzell

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, CPSC
66% of couples see a decrease in the relationship satisfaction after the baby arrives, so you are not alone, you are actually in the majority! There are so many shifts and changes to your lives that you can look at your partner and not really know who they are, or notice that you haven't actually talked about anything but baby in months. You notice that you are fighting more and having less fun together. It is starting to feel a little off, but you still love each other and want to find a way back to each other. I can help you do that!  
10 Years Experience
In-Person in Redmond, OR 97756
Online in California, Florida, Oregon
Seattle, Washington therapist: Liza Hadden, counselor/therapist
Relationships

Liza Hadden

Counselor/Therapist, MS
Many of my clients start therapy due to relationship challenges. Together we identify what's coming up for you and how to address it moving forward. I have additional training in adult ADHD (and the unique challenges it poses to relationships). Additionally, I have advanced training in women's health (specifically PMS, PMDD, perimenopause, menopause, perinatal & postpartum) and nutritional mental health.  
7 Years Experience
Online in Oregon, Washington (Online Only)

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