Couples Counseling

Are you feeling anxious about taking your relationship to another level?

Are you feeling insecure and unstable about the changes in your relationship and life?

Are you afraid you and your partner(s) are incompatible because you are too different?

Or perhaps you have noticed that you and your partner(s) disagree on important issues. What's worse, you don't know how to deal with them.

Does any of these describe you and your partner(s)?

You have “bad fights” and do not talk to each other for days.

You are not on the same team and your family suffers from this.

One or both of you constantly feel anxious, tiptoeing around to avoid anger outbursts or accusations.

You crave relaxing, fun, and connecting time with your partner(s) but are too overwhelmed to plan anything.

Both of you feel guarded most of the time. None of you feel safe to share what you really think or feel.

You feel isolated, alone, and down in the pit being in this relationship.

You feel stuck.

You cannot get your message crossed to your partner.

You have been in couples therapy for a while. Without much progress, one of you seriously considers leaving the relationship, while the other is unsure.

You are losing hope and commitment to the couples therapy process. Reluctant to admit it, you have been distracted and passive in the couples therapy sessions.

You haven't been doing the home practice assigned by your couples therapist. Either you don't find them helpful, or you don't have the energy to try.

You predominantly see the negative side of your relationship and how it's dragging your down in life. It's hard for you to recall positive memories with your partner. Or you don't find it helpful to think about it.

You are anxious and fearful as your partner has mentioned multiple times about leaving the relationship. They don't seem to be empty threats.