First of all, there should only be one psychotherapy approach used for both spouses, therefore they cannot see separate therapists. The general public believes that all therapists treat their patients in the same manner. However, the truth is that there isn’t a special recipe for strengthening partnerships.

While some professionals may favor transactional analysis therapy, others may prefer cognitive behavioral therapy. Couples can be helped in a variety of ways, but the fundamental guideline is that the same curative procedure must be used on both spouses.

To achieve the same progress together and receive the same kind of treatment, a husband and wife should see the same therapist, parterapeut. Generally, treatment is beneficial to the person only if one spouse attends it. However, it won’t have the same positive effects on the relationship as when a husband and wife visit a therapist together.

Have you had enough of rehashing arguments?

You find yourself back where you started in those arguments with your spouse? Perhaps simply in a revised edition? Is the same pattern being repeated over and over?

Then, a well-researched, scientific, and successful approach to identifying the source of the disputes is emotion-focused couples therapy.

To attend a couples therapist might be for a variety of reasons. Here are a few justifications for beginning couples therapy:

• The lack of joy in your relationship
• That you long for affection and connection, and maybe lack intimacy and closeness?
• That despite it being forbidden in your relationship, there has allegedly been infidelity?
• That even after living together for a long time, you still find it hard to strengthen your love?
• That the field of sex has grown parched?

Couples therapy

Every married couple experiences challenges in their union. A pair might be able to resolve a lot of problems together. With therapy’s assistance, those problems can be resolved more quickly and successfully.

 The therapists are committed to assisting you and your partner in identifying the patterns that have developed in your relationship and in learning how to change them to establish a more contented and healthy one.

Do you thrive in the relationship more than you survive it? I can then assist you!