PREMARITAL COUNSELING
One of the best things you can do for your marriage is getting premarital couple’s counseling. Not only will it equip you with better relationship skills, couples who do premarital counseling have lower divorce rates, and often report higher levels of marital satisfaction. It starts you off on the right foot in your relationship and prepares you for a great relationship together.
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Couple’s counseling isn’t just for couples experiencing problems. It is an opportunity to learn insights and gain tools so that you can preemptively manage conflict in the relationship.
Starting with premarital counseling before you say your vows, allows you to set your relationship on the right trajectory by identifying and changing dynamics before they set into dysfunctional patterns.
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In premarital counseling we’ll identify any patterns that aren’t serving you well, and give you new tools to create a healthy relationship dynamic.
We’ll cover the major relationship themes like sex, money and children and help learn how to have really connecting conversations.
We’ll also explore what makes your relationship unique, point out your strong points and help you navigate conversations about important topics.
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Premarital counseling lasts between 6-8 weeks depending on your individual needs.
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But there are specific topics that every couple should discuss before getting married such as money, sex, children, in-laws, employment, and the rules of your relationship to name just a few.
Premarital counseling will help you have healthier, more productive conversations as well as insights on things you can do together to create a better relationship.
Click the button below for a free consultation about getting started on a better relationship. Your future self will love you for this!
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