The hype of Valentine’s Day has gone down and couples are back to their normal routines. Sometimes in relationships, partners get stuck in patterns and their communication is no longer easy, effortless and productive. One of the main reasons people seek out couples’ counseling is...
Discussing finances with your partner can bring about a lot of conflict in relationships. The issues can include past debt, current debt, income, trust funds, making large financial purchases, etc. We want to give our readers some insight on how to have these important conversations...
Fall In Love Fall is upon us and it’s the perfect season to “fall in love” with your partner. Though most people think of Christmas and Valentine’s Day as the traditionally romantic holidays, our team of marriage counselors and therapists has news for you. There...
Reaching out to a couples’ counselor can be the first step or last step in your marriage. Many people reach out marriage therapists when their relationship is on the skid. Other people seek premarital counseling, especially if it is required by their church. Our team...
Setting boundaries with family members is a common skill taught in therapy. Boundaries are a necessary skill for a functional family dynamic to happen. It's often a skill people are not taught, especially in chaotic families. Learning boundaries with families can help you to set...
Codependency is defined as “excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner, typically a partner who requires support due to an illness or addiction”. It can mean a lot of things to a lot of people and it’s essentially when there is little to no...