Couples Counseling

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The National Institute of Health found that most couples seek counseling after an average of over 2.5 years of conflict. If you feel like you and your partner are having the same fight over and over, it might be time to try counseling. It is not too late for change.

Emily specializes in working with women and couples transitioning into parenthood. Being a new parent means changes in sleep, routine and responsibilities. These types of changes put stress on even the most secure relationships.

In couples counseling, you will learn how to be heard by your partner and to hear your partner. You will learn how to avoid the pitfalls of conflict so that you will stop having the same fight over and over again. You will be able to more deeply connect with your partner, support one another through difficult times and work together to have a happier and healthier relationship.

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Meet with Emily in person or virtually, initially weekly, then every other week or monthly for maintenance. Let’s talk. I can answer any questions and tell you how I can help.

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