So many couples put off asking for help. They think “this is just a phase,” or that things “aren’t bad enough yet.” Don’t let this be you. If you find yourself looking for ways for you and your partner to be happy and together again, you owe it to yourself and your significant other to contact us today.
I never thought I’d be going to counseling in my late-60’s. I started seeing a therapist almost a year ago because I felt like after 40 years of marriage, I couldn’t take another day with my husband. After meeting with my therapist a few times, he suggested that my husband and I BOTH attend a few sessions together. I didn’t think my husband would agree to go, but he did. We both agreed that we had communication issues and we both avoided talking about conflict. After the first session, my husband recognized that it might be cheaper to continue counseling than get a divorce. This is something I can laugh at now.
Our provider was a great counselor and very compassionate. She didn’t push or force anything too soon. She helped our family with the circumstances we needed to work through. We have found a wonderful place to come back to if we need it. Thank you!
My husband and I have tried counseling two times before, but something about this place, this counselor clicks with him. God sent them to us. Our counselor has saved our marriage. This was our last shot at trying counseling, and if it didn’t work, we were going to go our own ways. She has helped us find ways to embrace our differences, making that a good thing rather than a bad thing. Her being able to intertwine the spiritual part has been a HUGE benefit. Without that, I don’t think this counseling would have worked.
Whether you’re seeking premarital counseling, marriage therapy, or navigating life with kids, a counselor can help you proactively keep your connection alive, assume the best in one another and work on positive ways to support each other. A year from now, you’ll be so thankful that you started couples counseling during this season of your relationship.
Most Frequent Questions and Answers
You know your relationship needs work, but your spouse isn’t ready to move forward. We hear of this situation all the time! Our counselors often begin with an individual and transition to couples therapy later on.
At Crosswinds, we believe everyone should have access to counseling when they need it most. We have worked to remove as many barriers as possible. Learn how to pay for marriage counseling.
Divorce is an incredibly hard situation, no matter the circumstances. Our counselors will walk alongside you as you process your experience, find healing, and a new routine.
Often marital issues have more of an effect on our children than we realize. Our counselors are happy to work with you, your children, or your entire family in whatever capacity makes sense. Learn more about family counseling.
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