Relationships can be a source of connection and support, but they can also become places where communication breaks down, conflict repeats, or partners begin feeling disconnected from one another. Couples therapy can provide space to slow those patterns down, understand what’s happening, and work toward healthier ways of relating.
Daybreak Counseling provides relationship and couples therapy in Bloomington, Indiana, with in-person care at our Bloomington office and telehealth available throughout Indiana.
In-Person in Bloomington • Telehealth Throughout Indiana
Every relationship experiences challenges. Sometimes couples find themselves having the same argument repeatedly. Others stop talking about difficult things altogether. Stress, life transitions, trust concerns, parenting, intimacy, and past experiences can all influence how partners communicate and connect.
Couples therapy isn’t only for relationships in crisis. It can also provide an opportunity to better understand one another, strengthen communication, and intentionally build the kind of relationship you want together.
Conversations quickly become arguments, misunderstandings, or silence.
Finding yourselves returning to the same disagreements without resolution.
Feeling disconnected, lonely, or more like roommates than partners.
Working through breaches of trust, insecurity, or difficulty feeling emotionally safe.
Navigating changes such as marriage, parenting, careers, moves, loss, or changing roles.
Wanting to strengthen emotional closeness, affection, vulnerability, or connection.
Couples therapy creates a structured space to understand what’s happening between partners rather than simply deciding who is right or wrong. Your therapist can help identify patterns that keep conversations and conflicts stuck while supporting both partners in developing healthier ways to communicate and connect.
At Daybreak Counseling, relationship therapy is tailored to the couple, their experiences, and the goals they bring to therapy.
Recognize cycles of communication, conflict, withdrawal, or disconnection that repeat within the relationship.
Practice expressing needs, listening, and navigating difficult conversations more constructively.
Build greater understanding, emotional responsiveness, trust, and closeness.
Develop healthier ways of approaching conflict, transitions, stress, and shared decisions.
Relationship therapy may draw from different approaches depending on the couple’s concerns, communication patterns, history, and goals. Therapy can focus on both the challenges happening between partners and the individual experiences each person brings into the relationship.
Kari Davis, LMSW
Kari provides individualized and relationship-focused therapy for clients in Bloomington and through telehealth across Indiana. Her approach is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in understanding the experiences, patterns, and goals clients bring into therapy.
When working with relationship concerns, therapy can provide space to better understand communication patterns, strengthen connection, and develop healthier ways of navigating challenges
Daybreak Counseling provides in-person relationship and couples therapy from our Bloomington office at 2215 S Curry Pike, Bloomington, IN 47403.
Telehealth therapy is also available throughout Indiana based on provider availability and whether virtual care is appropriate for the clients involved.
You don’t need to wait until your relationship reaches a breaking point to seek support. Couples therapy can be useful for addressing ongoing challenges, navigating a transition, strengthening communication, or simply becoming more intentional about your relationship.
Insurance participation and coverage may vary by location and plan. Indiana clients with certain Optum-administered plans, including applicable UnitedHealthcare and UMR plans, may currently need to see Kari via telehealth through Daybreak’s Iowa practice to use in-network benefits. Contact our team to verify your coverage and available appointment options.
Share a little about what brings you to therapy and what you’re hoping to work on.
We’ll review your needs and help determine whether our Bloomington services are a good match.
We’ll help you get your first session scheduled.
Your first sessions provide time to get to know your therapist, discuss your goals, and begin developing a plan for care.
No. Couples therapy can support people in many types and stages of relationships. You do not need to be married to seek relationship counseling.
No. Some couples begin therapy during periods of significant conflict or disconnection, while others want help improving communication, navigating a transition, or strengthening an already important relationship.
Your therapist will work to understand the concerns bringing you to therapy, the patterns occurring within the relationship, and the goals you share or individually bring to the process. Sessions may focus on communication, conflict, emotional connection, trust, boundaries, and other concerns relevant to your relationship.
Telehealth may be available for couples located in Indiana based on provider availability and clinical appropriateness. Our team can help determine available appointment options when you reach out.
Coverage for couples and relationship therapy varies considerably by insurance plan and the reason for treatment. Daybreak can help verify your benefits and discuss insurance or self-pay options before scheduling.
Relationships don’t have to be in crisis for something to change. Whether you’re navigating conflict, feeling disconnected, facing a transition, or wanting to better understand one another, couples therapy can provide a place to begin.