Ocean Regulation
When trauma, betrayal, conflict, or disconnection has created too much distance to bridge on your own.
Deep work. Private care. Real change.
The Intensive Journey
We begin with a consultation, clinical fit screening, and preparation so the two days are focused.
Structured private sessions slow reactivity, name the pattern, and create safer conversations.
You leave with practical tools, custom resources, and optional integration support for home.
Why the Ocean Setting Helps
Rapid conflict loops are harder to interrupt when both partners are already braced. The intensive uses uninterrupted time, sensory grounding, breathwork, and careful pacing to help both nervous systems slow down enough for repair.
Formats
Choose a beachfront setting in Virginia or South Carolina, or a virtual format from home when you are located in Colorado, South Carolina, or Virginia.
Two focused days at beachfront locations including Virginia Beach and Chincoteague or Assateague Island.
A private two-day intensive in a coastal South Carolina setting, including Myrtle Beach.
A two-day Doxy.me intensive for clients located in Colorado, South Carolina, or Virginia.
Best Fit
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The beach setting is used for grounding and regulation, but the work is clinical, private, and structured.
Fit is screened before the intensive. Active or recent violence is not appropriate for couples intensive work.
Insurance cannot be used for intensives, and superbills are not provided for reimbursement.
In-person options are available in Virginia and South Carolina. Virtual intensives are available when clients are located in Colorado, South Carolina, or Virginia.
Begin With Fit
The first call is a calm place to talk through what is happening, ask about safety and fit, and decide whether an intensive is the right next step.