Couples Therapy

As much joy as being in a relationship or marriage can bring, it can be hard at times. The vows "for better or worse" were used for a reason. After the euphoria of falling in love or being newly married fades, things you may not have noticed in your relationship come sharply into focus. Things that were not an issue have suddenly taken on more importance. You may have noticed your relationship is deteriorating, and communication is breaking down and listening to each other has become a chore and you need help navigating through the changing dynamics in your relationship. You may find that you are quick to blame and accuse one another, and are slow to listen. You and your significant other put more emphasis on who is right and who is wrong rather than working together to find a solution. Name calling, and snide remarks are frequent, and it feels as if the two of you have become strangers. Resentment and anger have taken hold, and you feel as if your relationship is all but doomed. Jonatan Closner LMHC can help you and your partner to stop personalizing what others say and think about your relationship as it really is, without the assumptions and conjecture you were conditioned to accept as fact.

Couples therapy is provided in a safe, supportive, and professional environment incorporating modern dynamic methods with a proven record of success.

So, if you have been struggling and feel there is little hope in saving your relationship or marriage, couples therapy can help. Request your appointment or consultation via email:

info@turningpointsandbeyond.com

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