Couples Therapy/ Marriage Counseling

Marriage counseling, also known as couples therapy, or couples counseling, is a form of therapy that involves working with couples to address issues in their relationship.

The goal is to help couples improve the communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen the relationship.

During marriage counseling sessions, the therapist works with both partners, to identify areas of difficulty and develop strategies to improve the relationship.

Common issues that are addressed in marriage counseling include communication problems, infidelity, financial disagreements, sexual issues, and parenting conflicts.

Marriage counseling can be helpful for couples who are experiencing significant stress in their relationship, as well as for those who want to improve their communication and intimacy.

The therapist will provide a safe and neutral environment for couples to express their feelings and work through their difficulties.

Marriage counseling can be conducted in a variety of formats, including individual sessions with each partner, joint sessions with both partners, and group sessions with multiple couples.

The duration of marriage counseling varies depending on the needs of the couple, but it typically involves a series of weekly or bi-weekly sessions.