Therapy for Relationship Patterns & Healthy Partnership

In-person in Reno, NV & Telehealth in California & Nevada
Logo for Wild Counseling | Altman, LMFT, PLLC located in Reno, Nevada.

For individuals navigating:

  • Anxious or avoidant attachment patterns

  • Breakup, divorce, or ending a long-term partnership

  • Understanding your role in how a relationship deteriorated.

  • Figuring out what a healthy, stable partnership actually looks like

  • Addictive patterns around intimacy, sex, or relationships

  • Constantly losing yourself in a partner

  • How to set clear boundaries in a relationship

  • Unresolved resentment

A man with glasses carrying a woman on his back in an outdoor setting with trees and purple flowers in the background.

Imagine waking up without the familiar dread something is wrong.

Imagine not having to numb out at night with another drink, a screen, or whatever keeps your mind off how bad things feel.

Imagine trusting that your relationship could survive a disagreement, or a world where you can speak your needs without bracing for a fight. Secure connection isn’t a personality trait some people are born with - it’s a state of safety your body can actually practice and keep.

We won't just talk in circles. We look at why you keep hitting the same wall in your relationships - helping you gain a clearer understanding of yourself and build the skills to become a healthier partner, friend, and communicator along the way.

How It Works

01
Map Your Blueprint

We look at the complete picture of how you navigate connection. We trace these habits back to your early attachment history, helping you understand how your default reactions get triggered and why your relationships keep falling short.

02
Interrupt the Default

We teach you how to recognize what your body does when you feel anxious, ignored, or defensive. Instead of running on autopilot, you learn to pause the impulse and make a deliberate choice in the moment.

03
Build a Better Response

You learn how to handle disagreements, say what you actually mean, and handle conflict without walking on eggshells or burning the relationship down.