Few things are as difficult and traumatic in relationships as phsyical or emotional betrayal.

There are not easy or quick fixes, but you can build a new (and better) relationship on the ashes of betrayal.

Navigating the changes in your relationship as a result of one partner experiencing a faith transition can be fraught with big feelings such as betrayal, insecurity, feeling judged, abandoned and many more.

Having someone to help you walk into this new relationship can help you do it with more grace than you ever thought possible. There can be a relationship that is more real and alive on the other side of this.

Parenting is one of the things that bring many couples to counseling. You both have convictions about how to parent, and occasionally they are at odds with one another.

Kids need secure parents who love, respect and support one another for best outcomes. Let’s get you some support so you can fight less and collaborate more. You’ll be a happier, more confident parent, and your kids will thank you for it!

Nearly every couple struggles at some point in their marriage with sex, desire and intimacy. Every relationship experiences differences in drive and desire between the two partners.

I can help you understand this important relationship dynamic and have better conversations, and better sex as a result. Sometimes you just need a way to communicate what you are feeling without it sending your partner into an emotional tailspin.

Marriage counseling is all about helping partners learn to have tender conversations in a way that makes you both feel seen, heard and connected

Throughout your marriage, you will go through many life transitions. Your relationship will have to grow and shift with those changes in order to thrive.

Experiences such as grief, retirement, job loss, infertility, parenthood, menopause, empty-nesting, caring for parents and all the other inevitable changes that occur can sometimes send your relationship sideways.

Learning how to love and support one another well through the changes sometimes requires new understanding and skills learned in marriage therapy.

The most common reason couples give for seeking out marriage therapy is to communicate better. In spite of trying, many struggle to get their partner to understand them.

Sometimes it feels like we’re quick to conflict and slow to communicate. Others avoid conflict altogether and the problems never really go away - they just come back fully charged at a later date.

Marriage counseling can help you learn to communicate better, and how to solve conflict so that it becomes something that connects you rather than separates you.

Addiction, Mental Illness, ADHD, Neurodiversity and other challenging behaviors can wreak havoc on yoru relationship.

The problem is not because of the illness itself, but because of the downstream effects on the relationship when not managed well. This is because we operate on assumptions in relationships: assumptions that we can trust our partner, that they will behave or react in predictable ways, that we can accurately track our partners moods, motives and moves. Untreated or mismanaged mental illness or addiction removes that sense of security and safety that is foundational in relationships.

Marriage counseling can help you understand the circumstances and context of these challenging behaviors, and help you find better clarity on the next best move forward when you or your partner is experiencing one of these particular challenges.

Research has shown Premarital Counseling to be an effective tool for gteting marriages started off right, and better relationship functioning for years to come.

Give yourself and your partner a gift of a better relationship through experiencing Premarital Counseling.

Expect Premarital Counseling to take 6-8 weeks

Each relationship is different, and each has it’s own assortment of challenges to face.

In marriage counseling, we take you from where you are, decide on where you want to go, and tailor the intervention and skill building to meet your needs.