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Couples therapy isn't just for relationships in distress. Common signs that you might benefit from seeing a therapist include recurring conflicts without resolution, poor communication, feelings of distance or dissatisfaction, and significant life stressors like infidelity or financial strain. However, couples also seek therapy to strengthen their relationship, learn new skills for healthy conflict, or prepare for life changes together. Essentially, anytime you wish to improve your connection, communication, or handle a difficult decision together, couples therapy can be beneficial.
While some couples may fear that therapy could exacerbate their issues, this concern usually stems from the discomfort of having difficult but necessary conversations. An ineffective therapist or approach might sometimes lead to a negative experience, but in many cases, therapy challenges couples to be vulnerable in unfamiliar ways, which can be misconstrued as worsening the relationship. However, this process can be healing and beneficial in the long run. It's important to find a well-trained, licensed therapist, and remember that, for some couples, parting ways may ultimately be the healthiest outcome, representing a form of success in understanding what's best for both individuals.
It's not uncommon for one partner to be more enthusiastic about couples therapy than the other. However, therapy can still be beneficial if both partners are willing to attend sessions and try to engage with the process. Therapists are skilled at working with varying levels of engagement and can help motivate the less interested partner by highlighting the potential benefits for the relationship and addressing any fears or misconceptions about therapy. Over time, as the couple begins to experience improvements in their relationship, both partners often become more invested in the therapy process.
I was referred to you by Dr. Layren O'Brien and she thinks you're the best option for me. She diagnosed that I have severe untreated anxiety and I can confirm it is a problem. I would like to learn coping mechanisms for it. I would like to test to see if I am on any neurodivergent spectrum as well as I've always had the suspicion and I would like to know if the anxiety is linked to it. I am 23 currently and would just like to know the basic process and pricing for the type of sessions you'd suggest.
Good day, I am desperate to help my daughter Dorothy Simpson, she was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar by Dr Shaffer East London. She is currently staying with my youngest daughter in East London and is really causing a lot of stress on that family. Could you please advise me how to handle this matter. Kind regards Mary Pieters
Good Day I am requesting quotes for my 10 year old daughter. Myself and her father got divorced when she was 3.5 years old, she has been having trouble lately with accepting her bonus mom which has been part of her life for almost 6/7 years. They are constantly fighting. Apart from this she is permanently upset or sad, when she is with me she complains about her father and bonus mom and that they never do anything with her or that her sister gets all the attention etc and when she is with her dad its the same. We need to find the root of the heartache and need assistance and guidance on how to help her and if there is something bigger to this.