Relationships

Relationships are bound to face challenges of all sorts. Everyday stressors can strain intimacy while substantial stressors may threaten communication and stability. Most relationship issues are manageable when partners are equally motivated to address them and participate in developing a better understanding of each other when their intention is focused on seeking appropriate solutions.

Stress and strain can lead to poor communication, lack of intimacy or sexual activity, addictive behaviors, parenting problems, chronic illness, esteem and control issues, etc. When challenges are left unaddressed, tension usually builds up, poor habits and behaviors develop, and the health of the relationship can be at risk. When these problems begin to interfere with your daily functioning you and your partner can benefit from therapy. Therapy will support you toward your goals. It can assist you enhance your relationship and intimacy and help each partner clarify and communicate your thoughts, needs, and emotions. Learning to listen to each other more carefully as well as setting healthy boundaries is an essential part of treatment. This type of therapy requires each partner to commit with genuine interest to the counseling process also accepting personal accountability.