Specialized therapy for couples navigating the complexities of addiction and recovery. Rebuild trust, deepen connection, and find your way forward — together.
When addiction enters a relationship, both partners are affected. Whether it's substance use, behavioral addiction, or compulsive patterns, the impact on trust, communication, and intimacy can feel overwhelming.
Couples Reset Recovery provides specialized, ongoing therapy for couples navigating the intersection of addiction and relationships. Through regular 50-minute sessions, we work together to understand the patterns that brought you here and build new pathways toward connection, honesty, and lasting change.
This is not a quick fix. It's a committed, structured therapeutic process designed to help you and your partner heal — both individually and as a couple.
Every couple's journey is different. Our ongoing therapy sessions are tailored to where you are — whether you're in crisis, early recovery, or working to strengthen what you've already rebuilt.
Rebuilding Connection
For couples experiencing conflict, communication breakdown, intimacy disconnect, betrayal, or emotional distance. Through ongoing 50-minute sessions, we address the relational patterns that keep you stuck and build new ways of connecting.
Healing the Relationship Impact
Addiction doesn't happen in isolation — it reshapes every relationship it touches. This work focuses on helping couples navigate recovery together, addressing both the addiction and its relational consequences.
Personal Growth & Healing
Sometimes the work begins individually. For those navigating personal crises, addiction challenges, or relationship patterns that need attention before or alongside couples work.
All sessions are 50 minutes. Many clients begin as couples and add individual sessions, or vice versa.
Our work integrates evidence-based therapy, deep relational insight, and nervous-system-attuned skills — so you don't just feel understood, you feel changed.
Addiction and recovery don't happen in isolation. The relationship is both affected by and central to the healing process. We work with the dynamic between you, not just the individual symptoms.
What you're experiencing — the conflict, the distance, the mistrust — carries meaning. Rather than rushing past the pain, we learn from it to understand what your relationship truly needs.
Real change happens through consistent, ongoing work — not a single breakthrough session. Our 50-minute sessions build on each other, creating sustainable transformation over time.
In recovery, both the person struggling with addiction and their partner carry wounds. We honor both experiences and create space for each person to be seen, heard, and supported.
M.A., CCS · Marriage & Family Therapist · Certified Clinical Sexologist · Addiction Therapist
I don't do this work from theory alone. I live inside relationships, complexity, rupture, and repair — just like the people I work with. I'm married, raising teenagers, and continually learning what it means to stay connected, honest, and responsive over time.
For nearly two decades, I've worked as a sex and couples therapist and psychotherapist, supporting individuals and couples from all walks of life to regain connection, trust, desire, and emotional resilience in the face of life's toughest challenges.
I work with adults and couples dealing with disconnection, high conflict, sex addiction, compulsivity, and recovery — not as a label, but as a behavior rooted in nervous-system dysregulation, trauma history, and relational pain.
My approach blends evidence-based therapy, deep relational insight, and nervous-system-attuned skills. Therapy with me is active and collaborative. I'll challenge you when you need it, and meet you with curiosity, warmth, and respect for your story.
COSRT Accredited
College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists
ATSAC Accredited
Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
Certified Clinical Sexologist
Specialized training in sexual health and dysfunction
Addiction Therapist
Behavioral and substance use disorder specialist
"I believe healing is relational, pain is information rather than identity, and growth often feels hard before it feels good."
— Randi Levinson
Clients come to this work at turning points — when patterns repeat, when intimacy or trust feels strained, or when a decision can't be avoided much longer.
You don't need to know the answer yet. You don't need to have it figured out. You just need to be willing to show up, be honest, and do the work.
Some clients come as individuals. Some come as couples. Many move between both as the work evolves.
This brief, confidential assessment can help you understand where your relationship stands and whether specialized support could help.
8 questions · Takes about 3 minutes · Completely confidential
This is not a clinical diagnosis. It's a starting point for reflection and a guide to understanding whether professional support might be beneficial.
Expert perspectives on addiction, recovery, and the work of rebuilding relationships from nearly two decades of clinical experience.
"We were on the verge of separation after his infidelity. Having consistent, structured sessions with Randi gave us a safe space to process the pain and begin rebuilding. The ongoing work made all the difference — there are no shortcuts to this kind of healing."
Jessica & Mark
Recovered from infidelity crisis
Sessions are 50 minutes long and take place on a regular, ongoing basis — typically weekly or biweekly depending on your needs. Each session is structured but responsive to what's most pressing for you and your partner. We may work on communication patterns, process difficult emotions, explore the impact of addiction on your relationship, or practice new skills together.
Both options are available. Some clients begin as couples, some start individually, and many move between both over time. If one partner isn't ready for couples work, individual sessions can lay important groundwork. We'll discuss the best approach for your specific situation during the initial consultation.
We work with both substance use disorders (alcohol, drugs) and behavioral addictions including pornography, gambling, sex and love addiction, and technology/screen compulsivity. The focus is always on how the addiction impacts the relationship and how recovery can be supported within the couple dynamic.
Not necessarily. Couples therapy can be valuable at different stages — whether one partner is actively in recovery, considering getting help, or the couple is navigating the aftermath of addiction. We meet you where you are and work with the reality of your situation.
This practice specializes in the intersection of relationships and addiction. Randi brings nearly two decades of experience as a sex and couples therapist and psychotherapist, with specific training in addiction, trauma, and relational compulsivity. General couples therapists may not have the specialized understanding of how addiction reshapes relationship dynamics.
There's no set timeline — it depends on your goals, the complexity of what you're working through, and the pace that feels right for you. Some couples work together for several months, others for a year or more. The commitment to ongoing, consistent sessions is what creates lasting change.
Yes. Sessions are available both in-person and via secure video call, making it accessible regardless of your location. Many couples find that the consistency of remote sessions fits well with busy schedules and travel commitments.
The first session is about understanding where you are and what brought you here. We'll explore your relationship history, the role addiction has played, and what you're hoping to work toward. It's a space to ask questions, share concerns, and begin building the therapeutic relationship. There's no pressure — just an honest conversation about what's happening and what's possible.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part. Whether you're in crisis or simply know something needs to change, reaching out is an act of courage. Schedule a consultation to discuss your situation and explore how therapy can help.
"You don't need to know the answer yet. This space is designed to help you slow down, make sense of what's happening, and approach what comes next with clarity."