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Why Should I Go to Therapy When He (She) Is the Problem?!

November 18, 2020 By Suzanne Jones Leave a Comment

relationship problems

Relationship problems are a common reason people pursue therapy. And not surprisingly, many clients have been more than a little frustrated they are the ones talking to me, when clearly their partner or family member is the one with the problem! They have nagged and scolded and … [Read more...] about Why Should I Go to Therapy When He (She) Is the Problem?!

Filed Under: Christian Living, Marriage/Couples Tagged With: counseling, couples counseling, relationship, relationships, therapy

What To Expect When You Go To Counseling

August 20, 2020 By Rachel Miley Leave a Comment

What to expect from counseling

If you’ve never been to counseling before, it may seem scary and unknown. In fact, there’s a chance that the uncertainty of therapy is what has kept you from pursuing it before. What are your perceptions of what counseling is like or the kinds of people who go to counseling? Take … [Read more...] about What To Expect When You Go To Counseling

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: communication, counseling, expectations, relationship, struggle, therapy

The Other Side of Anger

May 14, 2020 By Suzanne Jones Leave a Comment

other side of angry

I am sitting on my back patio, enjoying a glorious Spring day, determined to write about ANYTHING but COVID-19! I am guessing I am not the only one who is over-saturated with updates, opinions, and emotions running high. So instead I thought I would write about some things that … [Read more...] about The Other Side of Anger

Filed Under: Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: Anger, counseling, emotional management, emotions, family, Marriage, relationship, relationships

Is Social Distancing Causing Marriage Distancing?

April 8, 2020 By Steve Fox Leave a Comment

marriage distancing

How It Began “Have you washed your hands?”   I have probably heard my wife ask me this question at least 50 times a day during the last several weeks.  Sometimes I had remembered, sometimes I had not. Sound familiar?   During the first several … [Read more...] about Is Social Distancing Causing Marriage Distancing?

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: conflict management, God's will, marital problems, Marriage, marriage conflicts, marriage counseling, Marriage Problems, relationship

Is the “High Point” of My Marriage Already Over?

August 29, 2018 By Steve Fox 1 Comment

Overcoming Marriage Plateau

Many of the couples who ask me to meet with them have been married 10, 15 or even 25+ years.  Their kids are out of the house, and the “empty nester” years that they so anticipated are now here. But it not what they expected.  With kids, homework, careers, finances, the yard, … [Read more...] about Is the “High Point” of My Marriage Already Over?

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: balance, commitment, communication, faith, kids, love, Marriage, marriage counseling, Marriage Problems, relationship

Three Things White Water Canoeing and Marriage Have in Common

April 25, 2018 By Steve Fox 1 Comment

When I was in college I had the opportunity to canoe on some of the most beautiful and challenging white water in north Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina. Picture some of the rapids shown in the 1994 movie The River Wild. In the spring, the water was high and the currents … [Read more...] about Three Things White Water Canoeing and Marriage Have in Common

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: communication, Marriage, marriage counseling, relationship, relationships

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