Couples Therapy
Remember how it was when you first started dating?
You felt connected, understood, and appreciated.
You supported each other’s goals, surprised each other with gifts, and went out every weekend.
You spent time together and talked for hours.
You shared your dreams and had a vision for the future.
Everything was picture-perfect!
But somewhere, somehow…
Things changed.
Was it after the job change or the latest move?
The pressure with the kids or extended family?
That financial situation that felt like the last straw?
It’s hard to pinpoint when things started to go downhill.
It’s like one day, you just woke up…
And distance had set in.
The communication that used to be so natural felt a bit awkward – a bit forced.
Little differences became big arguments.
Extended family started to become a source of tension.
You’re no longer on the same page about “the big things” like money and work.
Imagine if things keep going down this path…
One thing’s for sure…
It doesn’t feel good, and you don’t want to stay here.
Issues in relationships often stem from chronic disconnection, which creates feelings of hopelessness, exhaustion, and frustration.
If you find yourself stuck on a relational Ferris wheel, having the same arguments over and over, I can help.
Many couples find having a third party in the room helps open the lines of communication. A therapist can often spot patterns and trouble spots you haven’t noticed.
In counseling, you’ll learn to deal with past trauma, handle conflict, express emotions, and rebuild trust.
You’ll clear that air on top relational stressors like money, parenting, addiction, family, and sex.
Rewrite the story of your relationship.
It’s possible to reignite the fire that brought you together.
Stop spinning your wheels with workshops, books, and advice from your family and friends.
It’s time for professional, evidence-based support to help you reach your goals.
There’s simply too much at stake. Don’t put this off any longer. Call today for your free consultation: (512) 994-1600.