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.
Struggling with relationship issues such as infidelity, communication issues, trust issues, or intimacy issues can be overwhelming. If you are facing any of the challenges, now may be the time to start with a therapist that specializes in couples/marriage counseling. We can work together to rebuild skills to reconnect in your relationship by rebuilding communication, intimacy, and trust.
— Gabriel Arroyo, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Redlands, CAI have worked with couples ranging in age and with a variety of presenting issues. By applying Gottman Method and attachment-focused principles, I help couples to improve communication and strenthen their connection.
— Juli Walchuk, Mental Health Counselor in New York, NYWe often think relationships should be easy but the truth is they are a lot of work and if we are struggling in our relationships, we likely didn't have the best teachers of what relationships should look like in our childhoods. When working with couples I focus on improving communication, developing a stable support system and teaching productive ways to work through difficult problems so each person feels they are heard and respected.
— Aaron Bachler, Licensed Professional Counselor in Tempe, AZI have advanced couples training in both Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and the Gotman Method. Whether you have drifted apart or one has been involved in an affair, you can rebuild your marriage and your life in a meaningful way.
— Carolyn Millikin, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Vista, CAI work with couples to address conflict, communication issues, infidelity, boundaries and the infamous room mate status. See my reviews on my website for the hundreds of couples that I have helped successfully.
— Dr. Stephen Morris, Licensed Professional Counselor in Houston, TXTherapy for healthy relationships helps you do 5 things: - Understand why you need boundaries; - Explore and overcome the obstacles preventing you from having healthy relationships; - Learn how to communicate and enforce boundaries assertively; - Stop taking things others say or do personally; - Be more compassionate and respectful toward yourself.
— Nikki Hurley-Hines, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Longmont, COAdjunct Professor at Alliant International University: Sex Therapy Chief Operating Officer, Author, and Presenter at The Affirmative Couch - A continuing education company focused in LGBTQIA+, consensually non monogamous, and kink mental health care.
— Melissa Dellens, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in , CASome 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, TXI'm in the field of marriage and family therapy for about a decade, specializing on communication, conflict resolution, sexual issues and affair recovery. I also provide premarital counseling, co-parenting counseling and uncoupling work when a couple comes to therapy to separate. Having sociology background and my experience working with immigrant couples, also helps me to be inclusive and culturally sensitive in my therapy room. I don't discriminate and all couples are welcomed!
— Elvan Kama Kurtz, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Wayne, PAYou love your partner, but lately it seems like you're snapping at each other more than ever and everyone is walking on eggshells. You feel disconnected and distant, and you wonder if you'll ever feel close to your partner again. You want things to get better, but you don't know where to start. I help couples who are feeling disconnected and anxious, but providing a roadmap to strengthen your relationship and strategies to improve your communication.
— Shelly Crosby, Psychologist in Long Beach, CAI have experience working in an intimate partner violence shelter. I have also provided education on healthy relationships and boundaries in a college setting.
— Rachel Keefe, Clinical Social Worker in Asheville, NCNo two relationships are the same and everyone brings their own unique style to communicating and loving their partner. My goal is to help those styles become sync while keeping the integrity of each person's identity.
— Rachael Lastoff, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Newport, KYMarriage requires ongoing growth, adaptation, and emotional depth. I help couples strengthen intimacy, improve communication, and navigate conflicts by addressing recurring patterns and unresolved issues. Using Gestalt therapy, the Developmental Model of Couples Relationships, and Imago Relationship Therapy, I guide partners in fostering trust, emotional attunement, and deeper connection. My approach is active, engaged, and designed to create lasting change.
— Katya STARK, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Portland, ORIntimate relationships are HARD! It can all get so cluttered, so quickly, leading us to hurt one another deeply. I offer people in relationships specific tools to facilitate clear, respectful and constructive communication that empowers each person to hear and to be heard. I help people grow toward the kind of interdependent relationship that truly values, cherishes and respects each partner.
— Tiffany Sankofa, Counselor in , MDI enjoy working with couples of all kinds to improve communication, see one another more clearly, understand their sexual needs, express themselves emotionally and sexually, find shared values, stop before outbursts, reflect each other's thoughts and emotions, and more. The challenge of couples therapy is really fun for me, and I believe that couples therapy can create powerful change in the lives of each individual as well as the couple.
— Caitlin Ruby Miller, Licensed Professional Counselor in Northbrook, ILI have been providing support for people with relationship challenges for over a decade, and it is a main focus of my clinical work. My relationship specialty centers around clear communication, healthy boundaries, improving intimacy and managing conflict. Clients may seek my expertise for support in all types of relationships including lovers, spouses, friends, family, coworkers, and authority figures.
— Devin Bard, Licensed Professional Counselor in Minneapolis, MNI work with people and their partners to resolve relationship issues, whether married, dating, polyamorous, gay, straight, or TGNC. I help people grow toward each other and into their authentic selves in relationships.
— Sarah Blaszczak, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Portland, OROur team is passionate about couples counseling, and we are extremely well- trained in all things in the relationship arena. We are experienced in the most sensitive and difficult couples issues, like infidelity and sexual issues. We operate from an Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) & Gottman Method framework, and our results are incredible. We see relationships restored every day. Let yours be next. Contact us today.
— Heather Hecht, Psychologist in Arlington, VAFind yourself on the path to a stronger, healthier marriage. With years of expertise in relationship therapy, I am dedicated to passing on my knowledge to help couples navigate challenges, improve communication, and rebuild trust. Our tailored approach to marriage counseling addresses various issues, including conflict resolution, intimacy, and family dynamics. We'll develop strategies to overcome obstacles, create shared goals, and nurture the love and respect that brought you together.
— Issy Kleiman, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Burien, WA