Marriage COUNSELING
Marriage Counseling
Introduction
Marriage Counseling
1. Do we need marriage counseling?
Marriage counseling can be helpful for all couples. Your relationship doesn’t need to be in a “bad” place to sign up for couple’s therapy. Most relationships would benefit from having sessions earlier in their relationship.
Professional marriage counselors help couples resolve conflicts they face by opening a safe channel of communication for the couple. Some common reasons couples seek counseling are:
- Relationships struggling with overall commutation
- Relationships struggling with a major life decision
- Relationships struggling to understand each other’s needs or wants
- Relationships struggling with loss of sexual or romantic chemistry
- Relationships struggling with coping after a traumatic event
- Relationships struggling with everyday responsibilities
- Relationships struggling with substance abuse or mental health
2. What is marriage counseling?
Marriage counseling is a safe place where couples come to talk about what is on their minds. These therapy sessions help partners understand the feeling each of them feel about a situation.
This is a key step for couples to understand what the other one is feeling. Many partners can be unaware of how the other feels about some situations. Both parties will benefit from voicing their opinion.
The counselor will help the conversation stay on track and give both sides time to vent out their feelings. A counselor is an unbiased person allowing for two-way communication between the couple. The overall adjective of marriage counseling is to resolve the conflict at hand. The counselor can offer specific tactics to help the couple find a solution that works for the couple and offer up tips on how to handle conflicts in the future.