There is no difference. As someone who calls themselves a couples therapist or marriage counselor , I see them as the same thing. The distinction could be made if the couple is officially married or not. For example, if the couple is not married, technically,...
At the beginning of a relationship, we get together because of attraction and love, and it’s new and exciting. Our brains are awash with neurotransmitters designed to keep us preoccupied and obsessed with the other person because nature cares about one thing: procreation and the...
My goal as a marriage counselor is to help you two have a healthy and vibrant relationship. What is a healthy and vibrant relationship? That ultimately depends on your definition. Usually, couples seek improved communication and to spend less time feeling disconnected. They are usually...
If you’re searching for answers to this question, chances are you’re either cold or warm about marriage counseling. If you’re cold, you may have done this search to prove that such an endeavor is a waste of time and money: “See, honey, it’s worthless! Let...
Going to couples therapy may not be at the top of our fun list. This is true even if both partners are on board. It can be especially challenging if your partner is not on board. In this blog, we’ll examine common questions you may...
Anxiety can affect individuals of all ages, impacting their quality of life and relationships. While several therapeutic approaches aim to relieve anxiety symptoms, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is one of the most powerful tools for finding inner peace. Find out how EMDR can...