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Radical Relationship
TransformationShira Hearn, LMFT
MO #2022045023
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Radical Relationship Transformation

Shira Hearn, licensed marriage and family therapist

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Radical
Relationship
Transformation

Shira Hearn

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Missouri #2022045023

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About Shira

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Home / Areas we serve / Pittsburg, KS

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Areas we serve

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Mount Vernon, MO

RADICALLY DIFFERENT THERAPY · KANSAS

Couples counseling for Pittsburg, KS.

You need room to be yourselves and a way to feel close.

One person wants more time together; the other feels stretched by the expectation. Plans with friends, time alone, or a demanding schedule become arguments about how much the relationship matters. We can work on the meaning of those differences and how you ask for what you need.

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90 minutes · $250 · In person in Webb City, near Joplin · Both partners

Shira Hearn, LMFT

Couples are my whole practice.

90 minutes

Time for both of you

$250 per session

Self-pay · No insurance billed

In person

At the Joplin–Webb City border

WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE?

What does time together—and time apart—mean to you?

Wanting space may mean rest or a chance to feel like yourself. Your partner may hear it as a wish to get away from them. Asking for more time together may be an invitation that lands as a restriction.

We can examine those meanings before they harden into labels about who is needy or who does not care. The work includes the practical decisions and the emotional response each person has to them.

No fluff, no BS therapy for relationships that need radical help.

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Work on differences in closeness, independence, and how you make time for the relationship.

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If betrayal affects what time apart means, bring those trust concerns into the work.

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Explore intimacy when different needs for connection become a source of pressure.

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Discuss shared routines and independence as you plan a life together.

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THE WORK IN THE ROOM

We get curious about the meaning before another fight starts.

I ask what you experience when your partner asks for space or asks you to stay. We can trace how that feeling becomes a response: arguing for your freedom, asking for proof that you matter, or withdrawing from the discussion.

Emotionally Focused Therapy helps us understand the need beneath that reaction. I help you express it more directly and listen to your partner without immediately having to defend your own position.

Then we can work on the conversation about plans and expectations. Both personal space and responsiveness to the relationship deserve thoughtful attention. The aim is a clearer exchange in which each person has a voice.

Your partner may be hearing a meaning you never intended.

THE OFFICE

Choose an appointment you can both attend in person.

From Mount Vernon, you would come to my office in Webb City near Joplin. These appointments are in person, with both partners, for 90 ​ minutes.

The session fee is $250, self-pay. Call or text if you want to ask about my approach or the appointment format before booking.

Radical Relationship Transformation

Near Joplin & Webb City, Missouri

THE PRACTICAL PART

All the fine print.

$250

90 minutes, together.

Both partners attend. Married, engaged, or in a committed relationship.

Self-pay. I do not bill insurance.

In person at my Webb City office, near Joplin.

Choose a time online, or contact me for help with scheduling.

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BEFORE YOU SCHEDULE

Questions about getting started.

Where do we meet if we live in Pittsburg, KS?

Your appointment is at my office in Webb City, Missouri, near Joplin. Both partners attend in person at this location.

Do we have to be married to come?

No. I work with married, engaged, and committed couples. The focus is the relationship you are in and what the two of you want help with.

Are 90-minute appointments an intensive?−

We will look at what independence means to you, what your partner experiences, and how you handle the difference. Neither preference tells the whole story on its own.

Can a scheduling disagreement really be a therapy issue?

Yes, when it is repeatedly affecting the relationship. We can examine the practical conflict and what each person hears about their importance, freedom, or reliability during those conversations.

FOR COUPLES IN PITTSBURG, KS

You can talk about the difference without reducing each other to it.

Bring the plans, preferences, and recurring misunderstandings. We can work on how you make room for yourselves and remain present in the relationship.

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