Online Couples Therapy in California | Mosaic Counseling Group

Couples Therapy That Goes Deeper Than Communication Tips

Something real is getting in the way — and you're ready to find out what it is.

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Licensed in California EFT · Gottman · PACT 20+ Years Experience Published Author
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We work with couples at every stage — early tension, long-standing distance, and everything in between.

Couples stuck in repeating patterns Partners growing apart Couples navigating chronic illness Long-term relationships losing connection Couples facing a major life transition Couples who still want it to work

Something has quietly shifted — and neither of you knows how to name it.

It's rarely one event. More often it's the same conflict surfacing every few months — different words, same stuck feeling. Or one of you has pulled back and the other can't reach them. Or you love each other, but you've both gotten very good at being in the same room without being present.

You're not looking for someone to tell you to "listen more." You want someone who can help you understand why the same patterns keep coming back.

Couple sitting apart on a couch, quiet distance between them

The same fight, different day

Different words. Same stuck ending.

The distance is growing

Parallel lives. Both of you feel it.

One of you is carrying something heavy

A health challenge, grief, or season of stress putting real strain on things.

You still want this to work

You haven't given up. You're just not sure how to get back to each other.

Couple at dinner, each looking away

Patterns that go unaddressed tend to deepen, not disappear.

Tension hardens into resentment Distance becomes the default Reaching back gets harder

The distance that starts as tension can harden into something that's much harder to reach back through. That's worth addressing before it becomes the whole story.

This is not a conflict resolution workshop.

Couples therapy at Mosaic is about understanding what's actually driving the patterns — so you can start responding to each other differently at the root level.

EFT

Emotionally Focused Therapy

Identifies the cycles you've gotten stuck in and rebuilds emotional connection from the ground up.

Gottman

Gottman Method

A research-backed framework for understanding what's working in your relationship — and what's quietly working against you.

PACT

PACT

How your nervous systems affect the way you show up for each other — especially under stress or conflict.

ACT

Acceptance & Commitment

Building psychological flexibility — so difficult thoughts and emotions don't keep driving the same reactions.

CBT

Cognitive Behavioral

Practical tools for thought patterns that fuel conflict or distance — when the work calls for it.

Integrative

Tailored to You

We don't pick one framework. We draw from each approach based on what's most useful for your specific dynamic.

Sessions are virtual. You're in your own space — often a more comfortable starting point for couples who are already feeling vulnerable. Available to couples across California.

Mosaic Counseling Group — warm therapy space

Built Specifically for This Work

Mosaic Counseling Group was founded by Lisa Gray, LMFT — a 20-year couples therapist and author of two published books on relationship health — with one purpose: to build a practice where this work is done at the highest level.

Every therapist at Mosaic was brought in intentionally. We share a clinical framework, a philosophy, and a commitment to going deeper than surface-level communication advice.

When you work with someone from our practice, you're not working with a generalist who sees couples occasionally. You're working with a specialist — trained in the specific approaches we actually use.

20+ Years of couples work
2 Published books on relationships
5 Evidence-based frameworks
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What working together actually looks like.

1

We start by understanding where you both are.

We want to hear what brought you here and what you've already tried. No polished explanation needed — just what's actually happening.

2

The work builds around what's actually going on.

We identify the pattern driving the conflict and build from there. Progress often looks like arguments that end differently — not just fewer of them.

3

Honesty about what's possible.

Couples who do well here stay willing to be honest, even when it's uncomfortable. Working with a specialist — and staying in it — is usually what makes the difference.

Three Steps to Getting Back to Each Other

1

Book a Free 15-Minute Call

We spend a few minutes together to make sure this is a good fit — what you're working through, how we work, and whether it makes sense to move forward.

2

Start the Real Work Together

Your first full session is about understanding where you both are. No agenda, no pressure. We figure out what's actually driving the patterns and build from there.

3

Get Back to Each Other

The arguments settle. The distance closes. You start feeling like partners again — not just two people managing the same household.

FAQ

We're not in crisis — is couples therapy still worth doing?

Most of the couples we work with aren't in crisis. They're in a pattern they can't get out of on their own, or they feel some distance that keeps growing. You don't have to be at the edge to benefit from this. In fact, the earlier you come in, the more we have to work with.

What if one of us is more hesitant than the other?

That's common. Usually the hesitant partner comes in expecting to be blamed or put on the spot. That's not how this works. Our job is to understand what's happening for both of you — not to pick sides or assign fault. Most hesitant partners relax once they see that.

Do you work with couples where one partner has a chronic illness?

Yes — and this is actually an area we know deeply. A health diagnosis changes a relationship in ways that most therapists aren't equipped to address. Our founder has written a book specifically on this topic and our practice has worked with these couples for years. If this is your situation, you're in the right place.

How long does couples therapy usually take?

It depends on what you're working through. Some couples come in for a focused stretch of 10–15 sessions to address a specific issue. Others do ongoing work over a longer period. We'll give you an honest read after we've had a chance to understand what's going on.

Do you accept insurance for couples therapy?

We are an out-of-pocket practice. We don't bill insurance directly, but we can provide documentation you may be able to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement — check with your provider about out-of-network benefits. Sessions range from $130–$190.

You Don't Have to Keep Having the Same Conversation.

If you're both still willing to work on this, that matters. It means there's something worth working on. Let's figure out what's getting in the way.

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