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Tammy 'Kaia' Bruski, MS, LPC, CST
Licensed Psychotherapist in Colorado
AASECT Certified Sex Therapist


When Saying Yes Means Saying No to Yourself—Setting Healthy Boundaries in Your Relationships
Setting boundaries can feel uncomfortable, especially when you're used to putting your partner's needs before your own.
But boundaries aren't the opposite of caring. They can create more honesty, trust, and room for both people in a relationship.
When someone can trust you to say no, they can begin to trust your yes.
Oct 3


When You're the Only One Trying in Your Relationship—Where Do I Go from Here?
What happens when you care deeply about your relationship, but feel like you're the only one trying? Explore mutuality, boundaries, emotional safety, and the difficult questions that arise when love alone doesn't feel like enough.
Aug 14


Why Attachment Styles Matter in Relationships—The Patterns We Don't See
Why do we keep repeating the same arguments in relationships? Explore how attachment styles influence trust, emotional closeness, and conflict, and how understanding these patterns can help us build healthier, more secure connections.
May 18


Why Couples Get Stuck in the Same Arguments—and How Couples Therapy Can Help
Why do couples keep having the same arguments without resolving anything? Explore how assumptions, defensiveness, and familiar communication patterns keep relationships stuck—and how curiosity and better listening can help change the conversation.
Apr 25
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