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50 minutesLicensed in OR
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Anna Burke

Couples and family therapist

Collaborative relationship therapy for clearer communication, stronger trust, and meaningful repair.

Anna Burke works with couples and families who care deeply about one another but feel caught in conflict, distance, repeated misunderstandings, or difficult transitions. She creates a balanced space where each person can feel heard without turning therapy into a search for who is right or wrong.

Her work helps clients slow down recurring interaction patterns and understand the needs, fears, and protective responses underneath them. Anna brings warmth and structure to conversations that may have become too charged, avoided, or painful to navigate alone.

Education & Training

  • Couples · Gottman Method

  • Graduate-level training in couples and family therapy

  • Licensed marriage and family therapist · OR Lic. 000000

Her Approach

Sessions focus on identifying the cycle rather than blaming the people inside it. Anna helps clients practice clearer requests, listen for meaning beneath defensiveness, and respond to moments of disconnection with greater steadiness.

The process is practical and collaborative. Clients leave with language and experiments they can use between sessions, while also making room for the deeper histories and attachment needs that shape how closeness, conflict, and repair are experienced.

Areas of Focus

  • Couples Therapy

    Support for recurring conflict, emotional distance, trust concerns, and relationship transitions.

  • Family Communication

    Structured conversations that help family members hear one another and respond more effectively.

  • Conflict and Repair

    Tools for interrupting escalation, taking responsibility, and rebuilding connection after rupture.

  • Life Transitions

    Relationship support through parenthood, caregiving, relocation, loss, and changing family roles.

Reach out to ask about sessions for couples or families.