Couples Communication

Building a Stronger and Happier Marriage with Counseling

Effective Communication:
Can It Lead to Conflict Resolution?

Strengthening a Committed Relationship with Counseling

Combatting Overwhelm with Couples Counseling

Six Ways Couples Therapy Can Help

Are You Interested in Using Your Insurance Benefits for Couples Counseling?

Emotional Crisis

Marriage Counseling can Help End Your Marital Distress

In Search of True Healing for a Marriage That Hurts

Feeling Alone in Marriage: Saving it without Help from your Spouse

Improve Your Relationship With Therapy

Help your Marriage with Counseling

Relationship Concerns

Saving Your Marriage from Marital Conflict

Can Counseling help a Marriage in Trouble?

Do I need Marriage Counseling?

Marriage Counseling: On the way to a Lasting, Fulfilling Marriage

What is Overwhelm In a Relationship?

Facing the Realities of Marriage

How to Resolve Marital Conflict and Strengthen Your Relationship

Anxiety

Anxiety in Marriage: How Counseling May Help

Stopping Anxiety from Hurting your Marriage

How Does Anxiety Affect Your Marriage?

The Havoc Anxiety Can Bring to Your Marriage

Anxiety in Your Relationship: What Can You Do?

Anxiety Can Affect Your Relationships — Counseling and Medications Can Help

Grief

Why Are You Grieving Differently? The Strain Loss Can Place on Your Relationship

Reviving a Marriage Strained by Grief

Infidelity

Healing your Relationship After Infidelity

Addiction

Helping Your Marriage Heal After Addiction

Life Transitions

Marriage – Meeting the Challenges of Life Transitions

Narcissism

Narcissism and Relationships

Guilt

Resolving Guilt and Improving Relationships with Therapy

Frequently asked Questions about Couples/Marriage Counseling

What happens at Marriage Counseling?

Issues are resolved that the couple was unable to resolve themselves, which allows both to feel better individually and as a couple. This enhances the marital relationship and overflows positively into other relationships.

Does Insurance Cover Marriage Counseling?

Yes! Most insurance policies covers “Family Counseling”, which means that the identified client can bring their spouse (or other family member(s)) to their sessions. Online sessions can be done this way, as long as the identified client lives in and is in the state the therapist is licensed in during the session. The spouse or family member can be in other locations, such as another state, deployed/working in another state/country.

Should I see the same therapist as my spouse?

  • If you are talking about being a CLIENT of the same therapist that your spouse is a client of the answer is NO. You must find the right fit therapist for you to best feel better about yourself.

  • If you are attending sessions with your spouse to resolve issues between you and one of you is the identified client, then yes, that is a great idea!

What do I do if my spouse/partner refuses to go to counseling?

Go to counseling yourself! If you are feeling frustrated and overwhelmed, helpless or hopeless, depressed or anxious, address these issues and get them resolved. One person changing in the marriage, often results in the other person making changes and also seeing that counseling is helpful. Your spouse may or may not at some point attend with you. Either way, you are feeling better!!

Can couples counseling save a relationship?

Yes! Many relationships have lasted because the couple sought intervention at the right time! Sometimes a delay in assistance results in an opportunity missed, with the marriage continuing to fall apart. If you are worried excessively about your relationship, it is time to make the call!