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I have over 15 years experience working with couples and families, employing the most clinically proven methods for achieving success with clilents of all backgrounds. Or relationship challenges, a difficult divorced co-parenting situation, or stressful parenting issues, there are powerful skills, and simple shifts in thinking that can give you relief and help you find peace. I believe that the challenges we face are not failures; rather they are opportunities to grow and mature into ourselves. I specialize in relationship work, couples work, divorced co-parenting issues, family relationship work, emotions work and individual self-growth, including life transitions. Through my work with high-conflict divorced co-parenting, I have developed tolerance, patience, compassion and skill for working with difficult and challenging relationship dynamics.
Whatever your situation we will work together towards a relationship of trust where you can talk and will be listened to without judgement and with acceptance and sensitivity in a safe and confidential space. I admire my clients for this and feel inspired to support them on their journey to self-discovery, compassion, and happier and more full-filling lives. However, in general, research shows that marriage counselling denmark the relationship with your therapist or counsellor is more important than the method they use. It’s almost inevitable to avoid negative feelings all the time, and when your partner tries to unload some of their negative emotions while conversing with you, it can be too much to handle. Also, many marriage counselors are open to working out a payment plan if you are in a dire financial situation.

And it can be helpful for couples who are motivated to find solutions to their problems and who are willing to work on their relationship. This type of marriage counseling focuses on helping couples to identify the strengths in their relationship and to find solutions to the problems that they are having. The goal is to help you to build on the strengths of your relationship.
You can work together to strengthen your bond and ensure a more fulfilling connection by taking action at the first sign of trouble. To improve your relationship, recognise warning signs and take proactive steps such as open communication, therapy, or, if necessary, separation. Furthermore, work with your partner to build a relationship that reflects your shared vision and aspirations.
Limerick City Counselling situated in the heart of Limerick City provides a confidential, safe and supportive environment to explore and understand issues that impact on your happiness, health, relationships and work. It’s not about the Nail is still one of my favourite short videos but I’d like to flip this topic on its head and talk about listening to men. Because normally she talks more, she will say its important to communicate and she will initiate conversations and invite her partner to talk to her. Now these can be very positive steps in the relationships however without a particular order of listening a woman will have very limited success in getting a man to continue to talk.

Each of us has unique, complex stories which, at times, can create internal conflict, blocking us from moving forward. I work with you to accept and integrate conflictual parts of your experience and self so that you can move forward with increased self-awareness, self-appreciation and openness to experience. I have also developed a sub-specialty in pornography addiction. I take time to integrate Biblical faith with practical guidance for all of my clients desiring to practice their faith in a manner consistent with their actions. I love to work with people who are ready to get to work and discover what emotions, behaviors and thinking keeps them from living the life they desire to live.
Are you an expat, multilingual, TCK or minority facing life changes, culture shock or issues tied to identity and gender? Are you involved in the arts or in a creative field and concerned with creativity, performance anxiety, motivation or stage fright? A successful psychoanalytic journey can bring about crucial relief from these diverse symptoms, improving your quality of life and empowering you to make choices with increased freedom, unburdened by the weight of the past.
I have been trained at specialist level in both psychodynamis and cognitive forms of psychotherapy. I work with most topics, including neurodiversity, LGBTQI+ and polyamory. You can choose between therapy in English, German, or Russian. Many couples make the mistake of assuming that conflict is bad when it really isn’t; it’s a natural, unavoidable part of a relationship. In fact, conflicts, when communicated in healthy ways, can result in increased growth and greater closeness with your partner. Every time a couple wishes to work on their relationship, we first meet with each person individually in order to get a sense of each person’s needs and whether or not we believe counselling will help your situation.

I believe that we all need someone to talk to who will listen and accept us as we are, without judgment. I provide my clients with a warm non-judgmental environment which creates a safe place to explore their issues that may be preventing them from living the life that they want. My "ideal client" is one who perceives me as his/her ideal therapist. If I am best fit for this client, then I am most useful to this client, and I serve my purpose and this is my ideal client. Together he or she and I would find solutions to the problems. I believe an effective clinician uses experiential and experimental data.
Matt’s eyes open more slowly he blinks a couple of times focusing on Jane’s face, then a small smile curves on his lips, his pupils dilate slightly and he gives a gentle sigh. Jane’s breath catches slightly, her face freezes and her lower lip starts to wobble, her eyes fill with tears. Matt starts to speak, catches himself, and looks incredibly tenderly at Jane. Jane takes a deeper breath and her face starts to relax, she returns a tentative smile.

I have been in the mental health profession for over 20 years. I have experience working with a diverse population providing quality services to children, adolescents and their families, adults and geriatric clients. My area of treatment include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, parenting problems, anger management, self esteem, grief and loss, career challenges, OCD and ADHD. Marriage counseling works by teaching couples concrete skills to communicate with one another and solve disagreements in healthy ways. A trained mental health professional works with both members of a couple to explore difficulties the couple may be having and helps them develop skills to address these matters.
Through regular counselling sessions, you can not only repair the damage done to your marriage, but may be surprised to find that the experience brings your relationship to an even stronger level than it was at before. Most couples counselors agree it’s best to seek couples counseling is as soon as discontent enters the relationship. In many relationships, couples therapy is not considered until issues persist for an average of six years.

If cost is a concern, ask about insurance, sliding-scale fees, payment plans, and other options. Many therapists are driven by a desire to help, no matter the obstacles. For you to get the best results from counselling as possible, there needs to be a combination of two elements. Firstly, your therapist needs to be experienced and knowledgeable in the field of relationships; and secondly, a good ‘therapeutic relationship’ should be developed. This simply means that you and your partner feel supported and understood by the therapist, and that you trust them. We are a group of more than 150 expert relationship Psychologists, Counsellors and Sex Therapists across Australia.
Many therapists charge the same amount for online therapy as they do for in-person therapy—though clients may still find this cost-effective if it cuts down on their transportation costs. Health insurance plans often offer equivalent coverage for online and in-person therapy; indeed, in many places, they are legally required to do so. Text-based or on-demand therapy apps may be cheaper than traditional one-on-one psychotherapy; however, the practice may be less effective and is not likely to be covered by insurance. The therapy is based on your actual situation, and when relevant, old patterns. We aim to create awareness, for you to be clear on your patterns and defence mechanisms , and to examine – if relevant – other opportunities. My focus is on ‘what is’, and not ‘what could/should have been’.