Couples Relationship Counseling

All relationships have ebbs and flows of joy and pain. Pain & suffering can be reduced allowing more love to return.

Couples/ Marriages:
You can solve problems and learn to communicate more effectively to create more intimacy with your partner. Cycles of feeling distant and frustrated can be broken and repaired

Singles:
Pain and hurt from failed relationships do not have to be repeated. Unproductive patterns can be understood and changed to get the love you want.

Parents:
Your family and children do not have to be in conflict and have repeated upsets. Simple and effective tools are at hand to relieve feelings of not being acknowledged and appreciated.

Children/Teens:
You do have rights that need to be valued and respected. It is possible to have better relationships with your parents and siblings.

Relationships Don’t Have to Be Painful

Relationship Counseling for singles can help you create the relationship you have always wanted…
Marriage Therapy or Couples Counseling can help you re-discover the love that brought you together….

If so, you are certainly not alone! Many individuals and couples struggle with these questions for years without ever finding the answer that leads them to have a happy and fulfilling relationship or marriage.
Whether you are married, in a relationship or single, you are probably exhausted and fed up with the painful struggle. Maybe you cling to relationships that hurt because you’re scared to be alone. Or, you might find yourself taking a fast exit when the conflict or pain gets to be too much.
Whatever the case, you seem to repeat the same relationship mistakes over and over again, feeling more hurt every time.
You long for a healthy relationship that doesn’t constantly cause you pain.

Maybe you experience:

• The pain of constant bickering with your partner about things that never get resolved
• The pain of distance and a longing to feel close
• Feeling alone or lonely because you’re afraid of being hurt
• A dissatisfying sex life where your needs don’t get met
• Ongoing anger or resentment towards your partner
• Distrust when others get close
• Feeling insecure, clingy and jealous with your partner
• Holding on to past relationship hurts and pain
• Cheating or “running” away
• Blaming, criticizing or attacking your partner
• Fear that you may be repeatedly hurt by love