Couples Counseling
Whether you're presently in a committed relationship or in the pursuit of one, the intricacies of establishing and sustaining a meaningful connection can appear daunting.
Every couple encounters conflicts or disagreements. The key distinction between a contentedly committed couple and an unhappy partnership often lies in their capacity to address and resolve these issues constructively, while honoring the interests and needs of both individuals.
Common relationship issues may be affecting your life. Common examples of detrimental communication patterns in relationships often include interactions like:
Hostility, or verbal or physical attacks on the other person
Put-downs, name-calling or other contempt for the partner
Dragging old information or experiences into a current argument
Defensive responses
Withdrawal from a disagreement
Escalating negativity in the relationship
Family Counseling
Supportive communication and consistency are essential for the development of a healthy family. It is normal for families to have problems arise on a regular basis but there are times in which these issues suffocate the dynamics. It is key for all the family members to voice their view on the present problems and work together as a cohesive unit to overcome the obstacles at hand.
Issues that are discussed and worked on in family therapy:
Loss of a family member - Divorce or death of a loved one
Sibling conflict and child instability
New members (parental and/or siblings) in the family structure
Change or undefined family roles
Family relocation
Illness of a family member
Is it time to make some change?
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