Marriage Counseling

Every relationship comes with its fair share of issues. Navigating the complexities of life together is hard enough, but when you start to feel regularly distressed or hopeless, about your relationship, it may be time to seek professional help. No matter what your issues seem to stem from (disagreements about money, sex, stress, chronic illness, mental illness, infidelity, trust, emotional distance, parenting etc.), if you and your partner are arguing more frequently and experiencing feelings of resentment or contempt, it is likely that there are some underlying problems to address. Because many problems in relationships are a result of communication issues, a qualified mental health therapist can teach you to find new ways of talking to each other to help you find your way back to common ground. Reach out to one of TherapyDen’s relationship and marriage issues experts today.

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Being in a long term relationship can be challenging. Most people were never taught what healthy relationships should look like and instead learned unhealthy relational strategies from family, friends and culture. Developing enough awareness and compassion to step out of negative patterns and move towards relational health can be a life changing experience.

— Kelly Edwards, Marriage & Family Therapist in Austin, TX

I provide online couples therapy and marriage counseling to support you in having the relationship you deserve. I utilize The Gottman Method, EFT, and evidenced-based approaches to support you in bringing peace and enjoyment back to your relationship.

— Tammie Makely, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in San Francisco, CA
 

I have 20 years of experience working with both couples in shaping more rewarding lives for themselves. I offer holistic, non-judgmental, solution focused approaches to help couples develop clear communication, effective conflict resolution skills and strategies to fulfill their emotional and sexual needs so that they can move forward with creating a more enriching relationship together.

— Hayden Dover, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in San Diego, CA

I use the Gottman method for couple’s therapy because it relies on scientifically validated tools and methods rather than general beliefs about what “should” work or how relationships “should” be. Following a thorough assessment protocol, I am able to deliver a targeted approach that gets at the difficult parts of your interactions and help you to build skills that will improve communication and overall happiness in your relationship.

— Ben Snyder, Clinical Social Worker in Minneapolis, MN
 

Some relationships have experienced difficulties through the pandemic. You may have drifted apart over the last few years and are struggling to re-connect. You could be wondering if you should stay together or separate. During our time together, we will discover what each of you want, and how to communicate this to one another in a loving and safe space. We will explore how your attachment styles may be showing up and affecting your relationship, while finding solutions.

— Michelle Quayle, Associate Professional Counselor in Round Rock, TX

Navigating marital challenges can be tough. Whether it's communication issues, trust breakdowns, or emotional disconnect, my approach in marriage counseling aims to rebuild and strengthen your relationship. Using proven methods like Gottman Therapy, I offer tailored strategies to help you and your partner find common ground, improve communication, and reignite the emotional spark that may have dimmed over time.

— Ehsan Shabahang, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in ,
 

Gottman Method Psychoanalytic - Attachment theory Emotion Focused

— Mimosa Constans, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in Portland, OR

Our therapists work to create a safe space where people can explore their relationship concerns and empower them to set health boundaries, let go of unhelpful patterns of relationship, understand how early childhood attachments may impact current relationships, live more in line with their own values, and reduce people pleasing, guilt, responsibility, shame, expectations, and other challenging emotions that may show up in relationship with partners, spouses, family, friends, and/or colleagues.

— Kanjana Hartshorne, Therapist in Exton, PA
 

I work with couples across a variety of relational stages, I offer a 10 session premarital program that addresses any and everything that needs to be discussed ahead of the nuptials. I help couples that are experiencing relationship boredom, by understanding how things got stale. I work with couples that are fractured and in need of repair, getting to the root of the issue, discussing it and moving forward.

— Candice N. Crowley, LPC, Licensed Professional Counselor in Cincinnati, OH

Trained to provide evidence-based couples therapy in a safe and non-judgmental environment.

— Erick Sowell, Clinical Social Worker in Baltimore, MD
 

As a trained and experienced couples therapist I help couples to grow and create a lasting and fulfilling relationship. Couples therapy can help you to improve your communication with one another, learn skills to navigate conflict more effectively, develop shared goals and a life direction, grow your passion for one another and for life, recover from an affair, navigate substance abuse, recover from trauma and much more.

— Gwendolyn Nelson-Terry, Marriage & Family Therapist in Berkeley, CA

During individual therapy, clients often wish to discuss how they can strengthen their premarital or marital relationships. I assist clients with exploring communication, forgiveness, and conflict resolution and anger management techniques. I help clients to explore solo self care AND partnered relationship-building activities. Attention is given to interdependence within a healthy significant relationship.

— Erin Blasdel-Gebelin, Clinical Psychologist in New York, NY
 

As an Couples therapist who uses Imago, I work to help couples find the understanding they crave. My training has included doing Imago work with my wife for the past 10 years. The general goal in Imago work is to help you, the couple, see how your "Image"/ Imago is playing out past misunderstandings and discover how your relationship is the perfect opportunity to heal. Imago therapy has helped me to be able to point out relationship patterns to both my individual and couples clients.

— Chris Hermesch, Counselor in Kansas City, MO

Relationships can be difficult to navigate, especially in serious relationships or marriage. When issues occur, it's best to deal with issues in a safe, neutral space with someone you trust. I enjoy the process of helping individuals and couples identify and heal from difficulties and move into a healthy relationship.

— Camille Matthews, Therapist in Colleyville, TX
 

I support LGBTQ+ couples through self-discovery to reestablish and create an authentic bond with each other. As we build relationships with people we love, we are not aware of how our painful past experiences influence our behaviors, perspectives, and reactions. Couples living in this frame of mind experience relationship conflict. Through skill development a couple works to understand all aspects of their relationship which includes their underlying layers to face challenges together. To learn

— Raymond Castilleja Jr., Licensed Clinical Social Worker

I work with families and relationships to explore those things that get in the way of satisfying and supportive connection. I'm sex-positive, kink friendly, and poly-aware- so if these are things that you would like to explore, know that my door is open to you.

— Esther Benoit, Licensed Professional Counselor in Newport News, VA
 

Understanding one’s wants and needs in relationships; exploring patterns of interaction, addressing concerns, and strengthening satisfaction in relationships and dating

— Tianyu Zhang, Clinical Social Worker in New York, NY