Relationship Therapy in Grand Junction, Colorado

Work on your relationships

by starting with yourself

Not all relationship problems are solved in the presence of the other person. In fact, some of the most powerful change happens when you use relationship therapy to understand what’s happening—and why.

At BEing There Counseling in Grand Junction, relationship therapy means working with a skilled therapist to better understand your relationships with others: your partner, your parents, your children, your siblings, and your friends. We help you notice patterns, clarify communication, and build the emotional skills that create real change—even when the other person isn’t present.

Build better relationships—starting with yourself.

At BEing There Counseling, our Relationship Therapy in Grand Junction helps individuals explore and improve their relationships—with partners, parents, children, siblings, and friends. We focus on identifying patterns, improving communication, and building the emotional skills that lead to real, lasting change—even if the other person isn’t part of the session.

Who Is This For?

You can benefit from Relationship Therapy in Grand Junction if:

You feel stuck in a cycle of conflict or disconnection with someone you care about
You want to be more honest, more grounded, or more effective in how you relate
You keep repeating the same dynamic in different relationships and want to understand why
You’re navigating a breakup, family rift, or friendship that feels unresolved
You’re in a committed relationship and want to improve it—even if your partner isn’t ready to come to therapy
You’re managing complex roles (parent, sibling, friend, partner) and want to do it with more skill and understanding

This isn’t about fixing someone else. It’s about understanding your part in the dynamic—so you can make truthful choices about how you show up.

What Happens in Relationship Therapy?

We’ll work with you to:

Identify the specific relationship challenges you’re facing
Understand how emotional patterns and past experiences shape your responses
Learn how to express yourself in a way that’s both honest and constructive
Clarify what matters to you—and how to act in alignment with that

When appropriate, we can invite another person into the session for a focused conversation. But most of this work is done one-on-one, because that’s where lasting change begins.

What Kinds of Relationships Can This Therapy Help?

Romantic or committed partnerships
Family relationships (siblings, parents, adult children)
Friendships, especially long-standing or complicated ones
Co-parenting or post-divorce dynamics
Business or creative partnerships

The thread through all of these is the same: you want to feel more connected, more understood, and skilled in how you relate.

Free Consultation to See if We're a Fit

LET'S TALK

Let’s find out if this kind of therapy is right for you. We offer a free initial Zoom call to answer your questions and talk through next steps.

This free, 15-minute Zoom call is a no-pressure, confidential conversation — just a chance to learn more about our process and see if BEing There Counseling is a good fit for your needs.

Meet the Relationship Therapists Who Help You Do the Work That Matters

relationship experts

Dr. Daniel BE

Mary Beth Luedtke

Donna BE