We believe therapy should be affordable and accessible. We accept most HMO and PPO insurance plans. If you don’t have insurance, we offer affordable pricing options.
Couples’ arguments may involve:
Money
Fair distribution of housework or other chores
Physical intimacy
Extended family obligations and issues
Children or parenting
Careers
Sleeping habits, such as snoring or staying awake late at night
Past relationships
Substance use
Unhealthy behavioral patterns
We believe therapy should be affordable and accessible. We accept most HMO and PPO insurance plans. If you don’t have insurance, we offer affordable pricing options.
We’re always accepting new clients. We’ll get you in quickly; no wait lists. Day, evening and weekend appointments available.
Couples engage in disagreements, and acknowledging this reality can be challenging. Marriage and family therapists suggest that these disagreements can occur at varying frequencies, from every few months to as often as monthly. Nevertheless, if your arguments consistently lead to conflicts, resentment, or the adoption of unhealthy coping strategies, seeking assistance may prove advantageous.
These disputes often exhibit recurring patterns, encompassing their triggers and outcomes. Exploring behavioral therapy or acquiring skills in interpersonal communication can be of help when it comes to recognizing these patterns and fortifying your relationships.
Marriage Counseling
Couples Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Polyamorous Relationships
LGBTQ Couples
Communication Skills
Healthy Agreements
Conflict Resolution
Skill Building
Self-development
Stress Management
Pre-Marital counseling
Infidelity
Adjusting to parenthood
Chronic Conflicts
In therapy, you may learn to actively listen by hearing what your partner has to say and giving them space to speak their mind. Instead of focusing on fighting less, couples might focus on better communication when disagreements arise during a relationship.
While in the heat of the moment, it can feel challenging to act objectively. However, learning to discuss thoughts and feelings healthily may be an invaluable foundation for a healthier relationship. In counseling, it can help to have the following points in mind.