Has the sense of partnership dwindled in your marriage? Have you been wondering if you will ever feel the way you did in the early days of the relationship? Do you worry that maybe it's too late to fix the problems? I'd like to help.
Therapy can help you uncover your strengths and find new ways of coping with and managing the challenges of day-to-day living. If you find yourself wondering what to do about the issues in your relationship, talking to someone who can be objective may be the answer you've been looking for. I care deeply about helping couples put the "cherish" back into their marriages.
I am a relationship advocate rather than a divorce-neutral third party. I care about people's most intimate partnerships and will work hard to help you find solutions for yours. I see couples needing to revitalize their connection, looking to rediscover love and romance, and those hoping to rebuild a marriage after the trauma of an extra marital affair.
Even if your partner is unwilling to attend counseling, working on your own "stuff" can really help. Together--with or without your spouse--using insight, looking for solutions, and giving feedback, we will look for answers and specific tools that will make a difference for you. I also see individuals trying to make sense of a painful break-up or hoping to end a cycle of unfulfilling relationship.
As a wife, mother and counselor, I know how challenging it is to preserve that special bond in the context of a busy family life and career. I also know it is almost always possible to have a happier relationship with your partner. I teach couples the seven scientifically-proven secrets to staying happily married and how to beat the marriage odds.
Taking the first step towards getting help is often the most difficult. Please give me a call. Let's talk for just a few minutes about your specific situation and how couple therapy might work for you. I look forward to talking with you.
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