Is your Marriage or Relationship in Trouble?

Have you lost hope in your relationship?

Dealing with Intimacy issues, Infidelity or Communication struggles ?

 

 

It is never easy to face marital problems and deal with the pain and wounds that have been inflicted. But if couples are willing to work through it, and regain their love and respect for each other, research has shown that they can usually restore the marriage and be happier than before.

 

Infidelity can fracture even the strongest relationship, leaving behind deep feelings of betrayal, guilt, and anger. According to the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, one-quarter of married couples experience this painful breach of trust. While overcoming these emotions may seem overwhelming, with the support of family, friends, a skilled therapist, and each other, couples can move beyond an affair—and in some cases, emerge stronger than ever.

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There are many reasons why someone may have an affair. Sometimes, it stems from a trauma response in respond to their early attachments with their caregivers, poor judgment, but more often, it reflects a search for emotional connection—a desire for attention, validation, attraction, or even a response to unresolved issues within the relationship. Regardless of the cause, infidelity has a devastating impact on the entire family. 

 

Nothing shakes a person's sense of self, trust, or marriage quite like infidelity. It leaves individuals questioning their sanity and everything they once believed about their spouse and the future of their marriage. Infidelity can be emotionally crippling. People may find themselves crying frequently, struggling to concentrate, feeling upset, or becoming deeply depressed.

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If you're questioning whether your relationship is worth saving, I encourage you to take the step toward exploring that possibility today. I have completed both Level 1 and Level 2 training in the Gottman Method for Couples Therapy. In my practice, I combine the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), along with other therapeutic techniques such as EMDR for Complex Development Trauma, to help couples heal and rebuild trust. I also hold a Certificate in Emotionally Focused Therapy with Sue Johnson, focusing on attachment-based interventions for couples in crisis.

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Change is never easy—but it is possible. If your partner is hesitant to attend therapy, there is still hope. Sometimes, starting therapy on your own can lead to significant improvements in your relationship. Together, we can develop practical tools and skills to enhance your connections—not only with your partner but also with family, friends, and colleagues.

 

Don't wait another day to get started...

Call Me today and schedule your sessions. 

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Couples Therapy Fees: $325.00

Individual Therapy: $200.00

Intake Assessment: $250.00 for individual