
What is the Difference Between Marriage Counseling and Couples Therapy?
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The adage that tells everyone, “50% of marriages end in divorce,” does not have to be your reality if you find the right couples specialist. It all depends on what you do when your relationship feels

How Long Do Couples Usually Go to Counseling?
Marriage CounselingChallenging issues in a relationship can be tough to work through on your own. And research tells us that it takes over two and a half years before couples attempt to address their concerns through

How Long Does Marriage Counseling Take?
Advice, Communication, Hope, Marriage CounselingHow much time would you be willing to spend a week to get a happier, healthier, more enriching relationship with your spouse or partner? Marriage counseling sessions typically take around 50 minutes

What Percentage of Marriages Survive After Counseling?
Advice, Hope, Marriage CounselingIf you’re struggling in your relationship, you might be considering marriage counseling—also known as couples therapy. But marriage counseling can be daunting to consider for some.

Is Marriage Counseling Really Worth It?
Advice, Hope, Marriage CounselingYes—marriage counseling is worth it. It’s an opportunity to come together with your partner, away from the hustle and bustle of life, and solely focus on each other. Many couples find their

Our Angry Marriage
Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage CounselingCarl and Jessica live right here in Wilmington and have been married for 13 years. They came to see me for marriage counseling because of physical intimacy problems and ...

Culturally Diverse Marriage
Communication, Conflict Resolution, Culturally Diverse, Marriage CounselingJorge and Kim* came to see me a short while ago here in our Herndon office for marriage counseling. Jorge was from Colombia and Kim was also from Columbia: the one in South Carolina.

Surviving an Affair
Affair Recovery, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Marriage Counseling, TraumaThe most common question we get at Well Marriage Center is some form of: “Can my marriage really survive an affair?” The answer is Yes.

A Thank You Letter
Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage Counseling, Parenting, TraumaTime and again we are inspired by the couples we work with. The email Dr. Steve Brown received recently represents the best of what our mission and hope is for our Northern Virginia communities. Good marriage counseling is more than just helping couples deal with an immediate problem.

Coming in Second
Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage CounselingOne of my recent couples, I will call them Jim and Diana, came to me with a very familiar struggle. Diana had a difficult time accepting that Jim would work late. When he did come home, he quickly turned on the computer or the TV. Even though she would often suggest they have a date night or watch a show together, Jim would find reasons to isolate himself.

Communication Problems
Communication, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Marriage CounselingJeff and Cindy came to their first marriage counseling session anxious to repair their 15 year relationship. The session started like most, me getting to know them and learning a bit more about their story. As we explored their marital strengths it was clear they deeply loved each other, but that love was now being questioned by each of them.

A Happy Couples Blog Post
Advice, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Hope, Intimacy, Marriage CounselingWe wanted to pass along a popular blog post in case you haven’t read it. In 2009 Dr. Mark Goulston authored one of the most-read couples related blog posts on the widely popular “Psychology Today” website.

