No. Love in Close Quarters is a relationship coaching and education business, not a psychotherapy practice.

Our services focus on helping couples develop practical communication skills, strengthen their connection, and navigate the unique challenges of living and adventuring together.

While Kim Weber is a Licensed Professional Counselor with extensive experience working with couples, coaching services are separate from psychotherapy and are not intended to diagnose or treat mental health conditions.

Coaching is a forward-focused, educational, and growth-oriented process. Sessions focus on your current relationship goals, communication patterns, shared expectations, and practical ways to strengthen your partnership.

Although Kim brings extensive professional experience working with couples as a therapist, Love in Close Quarters operates as a coaching business, not a psychotherapy practice.

Coaching is not mental health treatment, marriage counseling, psychological assessment, or crisis intervention. It is not intended to diagnose or treat mental health conditions or replace psychotherapy when that level of care is needed.

If a couple's needs fall outside the scope of coaching, appropriate professional resources or referrals may be recommended.