Helping couples trauma-impacted by trauma heal and thrive.

Discover practical tools backed by decades of research.

Why Choose Our Workshops

How Developmental Couple Therapy for Complex Trauma is specifically tailored to the needs of trauma-impacted couples.

Trusted by Survivors, Therapists, and Institutions

Trusted by therapists, survivors, navigating the challenges of working with trauma impacted couples.

Decades of research with couples impacted by trauma.

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Free 7-Day Healing Challenge: Start restoring connection today. Access worksheets and practical exercises for couples and therapists.

Books, Podcasts, and Workshops That Transform Relationships

Insights & Strategies From the Healing Together Podcast

Proven Results for Couples and Therapists Worldwide

Meet the researcher behind developmental couple therapy for Complex trauma

Heather MacIntosh, PhD: clinical psychologist, trauma and couple therapy researcher.

Making DCTCT Accessible for All Couples

Workshops and Tools to Support Your Journey

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Your Questions About Our Approach, Answered

A: Decades of research show that standard therapy often fails trauma-impacted couples because they cannot tolerate overwhelming emotions or perform typical therapy tasks. Our approach provides practical tools and frameworks specifically designed for these situations.

A: Yes. The books, workbooks, and exercises are designed for both therapists and clients, providing a conceptual framework and tools for situations where standard approaches fail.

A: Our methods are research-backed and specifically tailored for traumatized couples, addressing the reasons why conventional therapy often doesn’t work.

A: You can use our books and workbooks independently, but workshops provide additional guidance and practical exercises to maximize impact.

A: For “people people” seeking to manage relationship trauma and overwhelm, and for therapists who need tools for couples where standard models fail.

A: We offer options that are affordable and accessible, including books, workbooks, and free challenges that provide practical support without requiring high-cost therapy.

A: The approach encourages self-understanding and shared responsibility, rather than blaming the other partner for relationship issues.

A: Yes. Books, workbooks, and podcasts are designed to be used independently, making them accessible from anywhere.

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