
When Should Couples Consider Relationship Counseling?
Couples counseling provides a space where understanding, growth, and progress can happen. Therapy can also be preventative.
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Couples counseling provides a space where understanding, growth, and progress can happen. Therapy can also be preventative.

Working with couples is one of the most rewarding, and one of the most complex, experiences in the therapy room. Unlike individual therapy, where you hold space for one person’s inner world, couples therapy asks you to hold space for two. Two belief systems. Two communication styles. Two histories. And two very different ideas about what love is supposed to look and feel like. As a couples therapist of 16 years, I am passionate about understanding both partners separately and how they are together.

Big transitions can often bring both growth and stress to relationships, even when that change is something you’ve been wanting. It can challenge the way you and your partner communicate, connect, and support one another.

Emotional trauma can carry over into our relationships. Some signs of this may include an increased sense of anxiety, fear, negative thought patterns, and mood swings.

Infidelity in a relationship is one of the most challenging obstacles for a couple to navigate. It can very well shake the foundation of any relationship. How do you deal with infidelity?