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Imagine...
Actually understanding each other
Turning conflicts into connection
Feeling supported, loved, and genuinely proud of what you’ve built together
I’m here to help you make it happen.
WHERE THE WORK BEGINS:
Couples Coaching
Virtual coaching designed for couples who want to stop the cycle of blame, figure out what’s not working, and finally start connecting.
Books
Packed with insights, strategies, and a good dose of real talk, my books are here to help you improve your relationship at your own pace.
Media & Podcast
Listen in as I decode relationships through pop culture, media appearances, and my podcast, Romcom Rescue.
We’re All a Work in Progress
Relationships are always a work in progress — and that’s a good thing.
Most of us are willing to do the work, but figuring out what that work looks like can feel impossible.
I’ll help you identify the patterns holding you back, tackle communication breakdowns, and create a clear, practical path forward.
Meet your couples Coach
Hi, I’m Dr. Isabelle
I help high-achieving couples pinpoint the cracks in their relationship and rebuild something stronger.
Why trust me?
I’m a clinical psychologist with a doctorate, a certification in EFT, training in Gottman and RLT, and over a decade of experience. I've also been with my husband for over ten years, so believe me — I get it. Relationships are hard work, but trust me, they’re worth it.
Free Guide
Press Pause: The Couple's Guide to Cooling Down
Arguing like it’s your full-time job?
This free guide shows you how to pause, cool down, and come back with a plan that won’t end in tears (or shouting). Because fighting smarter beats fighting harder every time.
New Book:
They're Not Gaslighting You
The DSM was never meant to be a self-help book, but we often turn our partners into case studies.
They're Not Gaslighting You reminds us of the importance of protecting the true meaning of clinical terms, and shows us that empathy and vulnerability will improve our relationships more than pathologizing our partners ever could.
