Cayla Bozovich
Licensed Professional Counselor · EFCT certified · Director of Outpatient Services, Thrive Therapy
A Licensed Professional Counselor with over a decade of experience, Cayla specializes in complex relational dynamics and works with couples who have reached the end of their rope.
Biography
Cayla Bozovich is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over a decade of experience in the most strenuous clinical settings. Couples seek out Cayla when they have reached the end of their rope and less experienced couples therapists have been unable to move the needle. She specializes in complex relational dynamics and offers intensive couples therapy and couples workshops in addition to traditional outpatient therapy.
Cayla is expertly trained and certified in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT) and continues to pursue ongoing supervision beyond certification to refine her clinical skill and deepen her work. Her commitment to attachment theory and EFT extends beyond the therapy room: she regularly volunteers at local training events and speaks at conferences to support fellow clinicians in developing relationally focused practices.
In addition to her clinical work, Cayla serves as the Director of Outpatient Services at Thrive Therapy, where she mentors and supports a team of 30 therapists as they grow their clinical confidence and expertise. She is also co-host of the popular podcast Relationship Advice, where she shares practical, attachment-informed insights with listeners around the world.
Expertise
Potential speaking topics
- Conflict is data: what your reactions reveal about you
- The science of safety: why some people speak up, and others shut down
- Why “staying logical” fails in emotional conversations
- Repair is the new romance: the most underrated skill in love and leadership
- Great leaders don’t control, they connect
- Insecure attachment in adults: what it looks like in real relationships
Real talk about love, communication, boundaries, and everything in between, from three licensed therapists who get it.
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