Relationship & Marriage Counseling
is a proactive and effective way to address problematic issues
and strengthen the relationship between you and your partner.
Don't Wait!
Couples wait approximately 6 years before
coming to therapy to work on their relationship,
however, you don’t have to.
There is still an opportunity to regain the trust, connection, intimacy and relationship you want.
The goal within each session is to highlight the strengths of each partner, explore unhelpful dynamics while providing you
with effective tools and strategies for improving your relationship
and work toward building a foundation for a partnership that can last a lifetime.
How do I know if Relationship and Marriage Counseling is for us?
Couples in distress often report one or more of the following issues
which have led them to couples counseling:
- Poor Communication
- Frequent Arguments (Over the Same Issues)
- We Bring Up Divorce/Separation When We Argue
- Intimacy Issues
- Infidelity
- Anxiety About the Relationship
- A Sense of Disconnection / Loneliness
- Feeling ‘Stuck’
- Impact of Mental Health Issues on the Relationship
- Unresolved Traumatic Experiences Impacting the Relationship
- Boundary Issues
- Unexpressed Wishes or Dreams
- Avoidance of Expressing Your Thoughts and Feelings
- Imbalance in Household Duties
- Challenges in Adjusting to Major Life Events (Career Change, Birth of Child, Marriage, Illness or Death in the Family)
- Substance Use Issues Impacting the Relationship
Marriage and Relationship Counseling
is typically 12 to 18 sessions and
can vary based upon presenting issues.
How We Help
Working with an unbiased therapist offers a safe and collaborative
environment to view the relationship from an objective lens,
as you work to repair, restore and revitalize your relationship.
Our therapists incorporate research-based interventions
aimed to address problematic relationship patterns
while exploring healthier ways to
express thoughts and emotions.
We focus on what seems to be a source of distress while providing an opportunity to practice new skills to effectively hear one another, eliminate the ‘blame game’ and heal from lingering hurts.
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Discernment Counseling
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Individual Counseling
Same-Sex Specialized Counseling
Trauma and Relationships
Trauma and Relationships
Same-Sex Specialized Counseling
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