Six Months of Therapy. One Day.
A private, full-day therapeutic intensive with Catherine Lovern, LCSW — five uninterrupted hours for couples who are in it deep enough that fifty minutes a week can't reach the bottom.
Some Conversations Can't Be Had in Fifty Minutes.
Weekly couples therapy has a rhythm problem: you spend twenty minutes getting into it, twenty minutes in it, and ten minutes putting yourselves back together for the drive home. The hardest conversations never quite get had.
Fifty minutes, once a week. Right for maintenance, growth, and couples with time on their side. Progress is real but incremental — and the week between sessions has a way of undoing Tuesday's breakthrough by Friday.
Five hours, one couple, no clock pressure. Enough room to open what actually happened, stay in it past the hard part, and leave with something built — not just started. Weeks of work in a single, contained day.
Built for Couples at a Breaking Point.
Intensives are for the moments weekly therapy wasn't designed for:
One Couple. One Clinician. One Room.
Private pay only — no insurance records, no diagnosis required for either partner. Follow-up sessions available with Catherine to continue the work.
Why Couples Work With Catherine.
Catherine's style is calm, contained, and deliberately unhurried — which matters most on the day a couple is finally saying the things they've been avoiding. She's trained in EMDR and trauma work, and within this practice she holds the other half of recovery: what addiction and betrayal do to the people closest to it.
Five hours is a long time to sit in hard truth. Her job is making the room safe enough that you actually can.
Before You Decide Anything Else.
If you're at the point of deciding whether the relationship survives, give it one structured, honest day first. The consultation call is private and free of commitment — for one of you or both.
Call or text 404-668-8369 · Wilton Manors, FL