Personally - not just professionally - I put utmost importance on the value of relationships, being married myself and having raised three kids (well, and two cats, though they’ve grown pretty independently).
In our work, we'll explore what doesn't work out, rediscover what keeps you connected, what your realistic expectations from one another can be, what you agree on, and what you can respectfully disagree on while maintaining understanding and communication. I will encourage honest dialogue between you without pushing or forcing you, generally adhering to the principles of psychoanalytic psychodynamic therapy: following the subjects you raise, analyzing your here-and-now, focusing on emotions, and discussing what is important to you, both in your present and your past.
With over a decade of professional experience, I hold therapy as a unifying experience, therefore it's important for me to create a safe, accommodating and non-judgmental space where you can talk openly about what matters to you most.
I work with couples worldwide, online. Having lived in multiple countries, I understand very well the cultural challenges of expats, immigrants, as well as people afflicted by war.
You can get a sense of how I work through my Psychology Today blog, where I share useful insights about couples' psychology and emotional regulation:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/contributors/boris-herzberg.