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Casey
Luciano, MA
Clinical Coordinator & Couples Counselor
Couples counseling with me is a space to get honest about your relationship and to be messy & human about your problems - with no judgement. In this open space, I guide couples through emotional injuries, rebuild trust, and strengthen connection even when things feel chaotic or uncertain.
Therapy with me looks like:
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A safe space to be messy and honest
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Tools that actually work in real life, not just in theory
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A therapist who will call out the patterns, but with love (and maybe a little side-eye)
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Laughter—because sometimes, if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry
Qualifications:
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Master’s Degree in Marriage, Couples, & Family Counseling
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Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
Specialties:
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Couples who are experiencing
grief & loss -
Childless not by choice couples
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Family counseling
Get to Know Me Better
TV or Movie couple you would love to counsel:
Chandler and Monica from Friends—because behind the humor and quick one-liners was a couple who deeply loved each other but faced heartbreak through infertility, identity struggles, and pressure to always “be okay.” I would’ve loved to help them navigate their pain underneath the jokes.
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What’s something you wish all couples knew:
So many couples think that if they’re fighting, feeling distant, or not “on the same page,” something is wrong with their relationship. What matters isn’t avoiding conflict or never drifting—it’s knowing how to find your way back to each other.
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Favorite relationship problem to help people with:
When partners are grieving differently—and don’t know how to reach each other. Grief after infertility or baby loss is already isolating, and when each person processes it in their own way, it can feel like you're not just grieving a dream, but grieving alone. I love helping couples understand that different doesn’t mean disconnected—and that love can still live in the quiet spaces between pain.
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Ideal vacation:
A beach! My favorite thing to do is sit on the beach with a good book and watch the waves and get some sun
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Favorite relationship related book:
Attached by Amir Levine & Rachel Heller. It helps people finally name those anxious/avoidant patterns they’ve been stuck in for years—and once you name it, you can change it.