Marriage Counseling.
Marriages are built with imperfect people. Finding a therapist that can help you develop practical skills and make meaningful change can be a challenging process. You want to feel confident that the therapist you choose will balance the tension in the room while also ensuring your marriage experiences greater peace and harmony.
You may be in search of a therapist because unresolved conflict weighs heavy on your relationship, the transition into parenthood has been challenging, or your sex life is non-existent.
Whatever the reason, I am so glad you are here. Read on to see if my counseling style may be a good fit for your marriage.
There is nothing that cannot be overcome in marriage when both spouses are committed to change and receptive to feedback.
Couples may present with a variety of different concerns, each of which may be unique for the season of life they are in. Signs of distress in the marriage may be present for weeks, months or years.
Whether you are adjusting to a major life transition like your children recently leaving for college or recovering after an unexpected job loss, the choice to start marriage therapy can be stressful.
If any of these experiences describe your marriage, you need a safe space to ask questions, identify factors that may be contributing to changes observed in your marriage and effective interventions that bring peace, warmth and closeness to your marriage.
Simple ideas
Let’s build the marriage you desire.
Lasting impact
Progress that lasts long after therapy has ended.