Every couple has work to do. Those who find lasting love know they don’t have to do that work alone, that’s where couples therapy comes in handy.
Sometimes you still love someone but cuddling and compliments have turned to criticism and contempt. Maybe you’ve considered couples therapy but are scared it will devolve into insult hurling followed by an awkward, silent drive home. We want to assure you that it doesn’t have to — and shouldn’t ever — be that way.
Interracial couples often encounter societal discrimination, familial resistance, and cultural misunderstandings. These challenges arise from differing family traditions, values, and societal expectations, which can complicate daily interactions and long-term planning. Effective communication and empathy are crucial for navigating these issues. By fostering mutual respect and understanding, couples can strengthen their relationship, turning challenges into opportunities for deeper connection.
New parents face numerous challenges, including sleep deprivation, which can lead to exhaustion and strain their emotional well-being. Financial stress also increases as the costs of raising a child add up, potentially causing anxiety over finances. Additionally, finding personal time and maintaining the couple’s relationship become difficult as the demands of parenthood consume much of their time and energy. To manage these challenges, effective communication, teamwork, and external support are crucial.
Our clinicians offer a safe, non-judgmental environment to address negative communication and heal from emotional wounds, resentment, contempt, lack of intimacy and compassion, and the impact of childhood or past trauma. Our clinicians specialize in relationship distress, and using evidence based therapeutic modalities. Our commitment to you is to understand and shift your pain causing patterns, so you can move towards wellness with our couples therapy.
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