In-person and Online Couples Therapist in Wisconsin
Release the fight.
Return to respect.
You feel you are at war in your own home.
It seems as if there isn’t a day that goes by that there’s not an argument. Disagreements about money. There could also be outside influencers such as in-laws, a lover, or friends who don’t support the relationship. Maybe there are arguments about parenting style differences or who does the most work around the house. Does it feel you carry the most emotional burden in the relationship? Or perhaps there’s the constant need for one-upmanship. There’s always something that lures you into an argument.
Have you recently been...
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Feeling lonely in your relationship
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Embarrassed at behaviors you and your partner exhibit
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Worried about how your relationship is affecting the kids.
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Wondering if you should stay or go
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Unsure of how to get over the hurt that's been caused
Through therapy
You don't have to go through this alone.
My approach:
Start to work towards creating the change
As an expert in couple’s therapy, I can help you figure out which path to take. I ask questions that will help you decide whether couples therapy is worth trying… or if we should explore separating respectfully for you and your kids. Together, we will take an honest look at how your relationship has gotten to this point. For couples struggling with infidelity, I offer a program that will help you process the affair and guide you through the tough decision to stay together or move toward separation. If you choose to stay together, we work on rebuilding your life together. We’ll explore what we learned from the affair, how to restore trust, how to talk about what happened, and learning to forgive.
Let go of...
Learn to Embrace...
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Feeling stuck in what to do in your relationship
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Being unsure on the best path to move forward
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The old relationship patterns
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The pain that these arguments have caused
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The change that your relationship has been needing
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The small steps it takes to help your relationship
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Resolving the pain