Faye Moreau

Strong emotions — the kind that arrive without warning, that drive you somewhere you didn’t intend to go, that leave shame and regret in their wake — can make you feel like you’ve lost control of yourself and your life. The exhaustion of that cycle is real: feeling overtaken, doing something you didn’t want to do, trying to manage the aftermath. What I work toward with clients is something more stable — learning to recognise what’s building before it peaks, developing tools to respond differently, and finding your way back to a sense of yourself that doesn’t depend on everything going smoothly.

Picture looking back and seeing that things have genuinely shifted: that you can feel shame beginning to rise without it taking over, that difficult emotions are things you move through rather than things that move you. That’s not an abstract goal. It’s what the work is oriented toward.

For couples — including those navigating polyamory and non-monogamy — I work on the specific places where connection erodes: the arguments that find the same grooves, the emotional distance that accumulates quietly, the sense of being partners in logistics rather than in life. The particular dynamics of multi-partner relationships — jealousy, time, balancing emotional needs across people — require real, informed attention, and I bring genuine understanding of that complexity.

I offer a free 20-minute consultation. It’s a chance to get a sense of how I work and whether I’m the right person for what you’re carrying. Even if I’m not, talking to someone is a real step forward.