Heal Your Relationship After Trauma
Your relationship can become a place of comfort and connection again
Serving clients in Northwest Austin and Round Rock, with online therapy available across Texas.
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Find Your Way Back to Each Other
Whatever pain brought you here, it’s not too big to face. Many couples experience moments that shake their relationship to its core, but healing is possible. Reaching out for help takes courage, and trauma-informed couples therapy offers a safe, supportive space to rebuild trust and connection together.
Longing for Safety, Trust, and Closeness?
Longing for Safety, Trust, and Closeness?
When your relationship feels distant or uncertain, it can be hard to know where to turn.
You’re not alone if you’re facing:
Loss of trust after betrayal or infidelity
Growing distance, loneliness, or constant conflict
Fear your relationship can’t recover
Trauma-Informed Couples Therapy Can Help You:
Rebuild trust and emotional intimacy
Break painful cycles of disconnection
Create a relationship that feels safe, supportive, and close
Why Work With Me
Why Work With Me
I’m Tiffany Savener, PhD, LPC Associate (under the supervision of Mark Cagle, LPC-S). I specialize in trauma-informed couples therapy, guiding partners through healing after betrayal, infidelity, and past trauma. My approach is rooted in the Gottman Method and Emotion Focused Therapy, helping couples rebuild safety, connection, and lasting intimacy.
How It Works
How It Works
Here’s how the process works:
Initial Session (Together): We meet in person or virtually to discuss your concerns.
Online Assessment: You’ll each complete a confidential, research-backed questionnaire.
Individual Sessions: I meet with each of you separately to better understand your story.
Feedback & Planning Session: We review your results and create a roadmap for healing.
Ongoing Therapy Sessions: Together, we work to restore trust, improve communication, and reconnect.
FAQ
Do you offer online sessions? Yes, anywhere in Texas
Can therapy help if the trauma wasn’t in our relationship? Absolutely, therapy can help with childhood trauma, current stressors, or trauma within the relationship, or things like communication problems and differing parenting styles.
What if my partner is unsure about therapy? That’s very normal. Therapy isn’t about blaming anyone, it’s about finding solutions and connection. Your partner may want to commit to trying out a few sessions of therapy to see if they feel comfortable.
Investment in Your Healing
Investment in Your Healing
Therapy is an investment in both yourself and your relationship. I do not accept insurance, which allows me to provide fully personalized, trauma-informed couples care. This means our sessions are tailored to your unique experiences, paced for your safety, and focused entirely on your healing without restrictions imposed by insurance requirements.
My sessions are $150 for a 50-minute session, and I offer a limited number of sliding scale spots to make therapy more accessible. Please inquire if you may be eligible; I’m happy to discuss options during your during your consultation.
Take the Next Step
Take the Next Step
You don’t have to navigate relationship challenges alone. Healing after betrayal, trauma, or repeated conflict is possible, and your relationship can become a place of safety, trust, and connection again.
I will work with you and your partner to:
Rebuild trust and intimacy
Break painful cycles of conflict
Strengthen connection and communication
Create a partnership that feels supportive and safe
You deserve support as you take this step toward a healthier, more connected relationship. Schedule a free consultation today to see if my approach is the right fit for you.
Find Safety, Intimacy, and Connection as a Couple
Find Safety, Intimacy, and Connection as a Couple
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