Couples/Marriage Counseling

Many couples wonder, "Can this really help us?" Perhaps you've struggled through challenges, frustration, and resentment with repeated failures to effectively communicate or connect deeply as a couple. Maybe the struggle has persisted for so long that you find yourself feeling entirely depleted. Instead of feeling angry, hurt, or desperate for a change in the relationship, you've become detached, aloof, and uncertain of what you even want or need from your partner anymore. You may feel so worn out that even the thought of working through all your past challenges feels like an overwhelming or exhausting task. You may wonder if change can happen, or, at this point, if it does happen, will you care.

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Regardless of where you find yourself in the journey of personal or relationship healing, support from a counselor can both alleviate and normalize some of the challenging experiences you have faced as an individual or couple. While there is no guarantee that counseling can "cure" any or all relational or individual grievances, most individuals report that their counseling experience was, to some degree, helpful, even in instances where couples feel as if their overall outcome did not change.