Couples Therapy

The second most important relationship you will ever have is the one with your significant other.

Here are some of the most common issues I hear when counseling couples …

We’ve lost that “spark” that we had in the beginning of our relationship.

I’m constantly walking on eggshells around my partner. You can cut the tension with a knife!

We’ve grown apart and I don’t know how we can reconnect again. 

We don’t have fun anymore.

We fight constantly – and are always playing the “blame game.”

We’re pretty much just friends living under the same roof … the passion is completely gone.

If we fight this much before we’re married, is it even worth going to therapy?

We never have sex anymore.

I love my partner, but I’m not sure if we’re “in love” anymore.

I’m tired of being the one to do everything and want my partner to contribute to our family as much as I do.

We don’t communicate well.

Why does it seem like every other couple is happily married except us?

I don’t feel appreciated.

A fulfilling romantic relationship requires investing time and effort, and couples’ therapy is one of the best investments you will ever make in your relationship. Not only can it help you work out the things you are going through now, it can also help you prevent future issues from turning into something more serious. The growth potential is priceless – and will help pave the way for a stronger connection. In fact, most couples walk away from therapy claiming they have grown closer together.

Communication is an art, and when executed effectively, it can change your world for the better!