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Pretoria
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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.
she makes financial demands every time and i am in loan sharks because of trying to maintain her but when i have to pay back the money she complains that i must pay them back next time and she is always right with anything i do not have to come with suggestions going forward saying i drink too much that means i have money of which i do not have just sometimes my friends are the ones boosting me...Please help.
Our relationship has been on the ups and downs and we’ve had a number of lousy fights and its been two months we have not had any contact or meet ups. So she suggested that we see a therapist and start fresh. I asked her to do all the seeking and after a week she got back to me to ask me to help her search for one. And i agreed on the condition that i will find one and she will have to do the bookings of course because i feel like i do almost everything.
Me and my baby daddy really want to build a home for our children but we have our issues and differences, he wants to wife and I'd love to be his wife but there are a lot of concerns about our relationship like trust and several times he hit me, I know the kind of man that he is, but I feel like we need help with our relationship
Their father passed away more than a year ago they have forced me to move back from Hartbeespoort to Springs just to look away my kids from me to take kids they threw me on the street and now they're refused to give my kids back and it's been seven months of only being allowed to see my kids three times they've stopped me again due to people talking nonsense about me that's not true and they believe things I even lost my job and I am battle to find another one. I am engaged do have stability for all off us as my new soon te be husband already accepted them as his own kids. I am bipolar but I do take meds after I left it due to subside off alprazolam medication.
I think am dating Narcissist,he hurt me so badly &keep quite i decided to move on without an apology now ,Aftr that act so funny ddnt gave me the attention thn i decided to ex boy,then he found out ,then I tried to apologise, told him that he the reason of me doing this ,then he felt guilty about that,now he still holding that gradge
My marriage is in deep trouble, we married customarily, I told her I don't love her anymore bcos she was disrespectful and abusive to me. I can't stand for what I initiated bcos we have kids 3 and 6 year old boys. This is also affecting them. I decided to stay at my parents home with the boys however, she seem to be dating someone else. We needed a therapy even long before I call it quit
There is lot I have problems with my husband he cheat repeatedly its like he don't care about my feelings any more I told him always that this cheating is hurting me and he said every man is like this and I'm being weak every woman have a cheating husband's but there are not crying like I did .I even think about divorce
My in-laws want a divorce to hide unfaithfulness of their daughter. She infected me with a disease. They claimed that I fired her from home knowing very well that she got the disease. I would like you to talk to my in-laws.I 'm afraid that they might kill me to inherit my properties as I lobolad her.They summoned me to a traditional court who sided with them.The suggested that we must separate as to share my properties with her.
