They know the long road.
Gaylen has built more than two decades of sobriety. In 2018, after a terrifying decline and near-death heart failure, he received a heart transplant. Heather lived that season beside him. Their relationship was not a theory while life was on fire; it was the home they had to keep choosing.
They found the pattern beneath the fight.
Drawing on attachment principles associated with Dr. Sue Johnson’s work and their own lived experience, they developed a direct practice for the moment a couple begins to turn against itself: pause, honor the shared vow, turn toward, and reconnect before the damage compounds.