You deserve support that gets it.

Are you in a relationship with someone in the entertainment industry and having a tough time with parts of that journey? 

It can feel like a lonely road.

Not only do your friends and family not get it, but it often feels like your partner doesn’t get it, either.

And usually, they’re the one who understands you the best…but with this, you two have very different roles, different perspectives, and maybe different wants or needs. 

But here’s the thing: You’re not on your own with this.

All the questions and fears swirling in your head? 

There’s a way to get them out, to really understand them, and to build back the confidence that you can handle this often very tough thing.

And, there’s even a way for you to feel better able to once again feel like you and your partner are on the same team.

Your partner might travel for work, you might experience jealousy if your partner has intimate scenes to film, or you might be struggling with knowing how to support them as they navigate a super tough industry, especially right now. And if you share finances, maybe you’re even feeling the weight of trusting the future will be ok for your family. 

It can feel scary, uncertain.

It can feel confusing. Maybe there are questions that keep you up at night, like how much should you speak up for yourself, or how much do you let them do their thing, or maybe even “Can I really keep doing this?”

And trust? It used to feel so easy, but now it’s feeling way more fragile than you’d like it to feel.

You’re both on the outside of an industry that can feel frustrating, draining, deflating, all-consuming.

And yet, you’re not really fully on the outside…because your beloved person is in it…and so you’re in it with them.

The both/and of being within and without can be extremely tough to understand and sustain…but not at all impossible.

Supporting a partner in the industry is hard in and of itself. 

And also, your shit is bound up in it, too.

The stuff that may not have anything to do with the industry directly…but instead, your own experiences, fears, stories that you carry.

So that’s where therapy can be so supportive to you as you navigate such a unique role.

Some of the work is about getting underneath what’s on the surface. 

The “why” of things. 

The parts of you that are feeling unheard, protective, defensive, scared.

Digging into those parts, those stories, can help you better understand your reactions and your feelings, so that you can feel more able to communicate with your partner and care for yourself with more radical compassion.

It can help you feel more capable of making decisions, changes, and leaning into what feels best and most sustainable for you.

So if you’re ready to feel less alone and to feel more confident that this is a life that will not consume you but instead fulfill you…let’s get started.