Conflict in relationships is normal, and marriage is no exception. In fact, conflict is a good thing. When a relationship is without conflict it usually means someone has stopped trying and the relationship is severely broken.
It isn’t a marriage if there isn’t some conflict from time to time. Knowing how to work through conflict in a healthy manner is everything.
You love your partner. You’re comfortable, but you’re also craving to feel more in your relationship.
Maybe you’re feeling as though your marriage has taken too big a hit. Or perhaps it’s the slow progression of several things that feels like your relationship’s downfall.
It seems like most things these days offer an online and in-person option, from grocery shopping to school. And couples therapy is no different.
Does your marriage need healing? Has your relationship been neglected? Even when you’re putting in the effort, life can impede your ability to be truly intimate, physically or emotionally.
How often do you spend quality time with your partner? (Brushing your teeth together doesn’t count.)
What’s so hard about communication? We all know how to talk and listen, don’t we? Well, there’s communication and then there’s effective communication.
The importance of trust in a relationship is unparalleled. Everything else that’s good in a relationship, like safety, support, and comfort can come only after trust has been established.
A couples workshop is all about finding the keys to a deeper connection and paving the way to a positive and happy relationship filled with more passion and intimacy.
Do you feel stuck in the day-to-day grind, distracted by things that don’t truly matter to you?
If your relationship style is autonomy seeking, you value your personal space and appreciate time spent alone. Having an autonomy-seeking style means you want the freedom to be yourself within the relationship.