Couples Counseling

Every couple fights once in a while. It’s a normal, and even healthy, part of most relationships. However, when the frequency and seriousness of your fights start affecting your health and well-being, it may be time to speak with a professional. A therapist specializing in couples counseling is trained to help you and your partner(s) develop tools to better communicate (and fight constructively), help you achieve goals together, or move past a specific event or cause of conflict (such as infidelity, sex, or household duties). In addition to helping those in a relationship have a healthier partnership, couples counseling can also be helpful if you and your partner are considering a breakup or a divorce – having a professional guide you can aide the both of you in making an informed decision. Think it might be time to give couples counseling a try? Reach out to one of TherapyDen’s couples counseling experts today.

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An intimate relationship is often where we show the most vulnerable and complicated parts of ourselves, easily leading to a rollercoaster of emotions. Thus, it is also an area that is ripe for personal growth. If you are unfulfilled by the common misguided notion of couples "completing" each other, I am here to help you create a relationship that highlights growth, allowing both parties to develop as individuals. By bringing out the best in ourselves, we can also offer the best to the other.

— I-Ching Grace Hung, Psychologist in New York, NY

Assisting couples in working through relationship issues and achieve greater satisfaction and stability in their relationship.

— Elaine Oliver, Licensed Professional Counselor in Laurel, MD
 

I'm an expert in couples counseling (Ph.D., University of Florida), helping couples to communicate more effectively, build trust and understanding, and create healthier relationships. I have years of experience working with couples to find practical solutions to their relationship issues and create a stronger foundation for a more fulfilling and lasting connection. I aim to help you and your partner find the tools to foster a meaningful and satisfying relationship.

— Dr. Tom Murray, Sex and Relationship Therapist, Sex Therapist in Greensboro, NC

Trained in EFT, and was part of a couples therapy research lab, giving me practical training, and pedagogic knowledge.

— K. Chinwe Idigo, Psychologist in Teaneck NJ 07666, NJ
 

As a couples therapist, I work with the Gottman Method principles to help couples understand and improve their relationships. We start by identifying current issues and their root causes, then define a healthier relationship vision. I guide couples in developing effective communication and relationship skills based on their goals, using evidence-based strategies to implement positive changes and build a stronger, more resilient partnership.

— Jeff Barbour, Therapist in Nashville, TN

We specialize in helping couples dealing with a variety of common couple challenges and situations: -Communication blocks -Repeat Arguments -Disconnection and distance -Not feeling understood or a priority -Not feeling good enough for your partner; unable to make them happy -Not feeling like you can count on the other -Improving sexual connection -Desire discrepancies -Improving sexual satisfaction -Communication about sex -Relationship injury repair such as affairs or addiction -Rebuilding trust -Dealing with jealousy -Betrayal trauma and PTSD from relationship injuries or infidelity -Helping couples on the brink - can we repair? -Working with relationship ambivalence or uncertainty -Divorce prevention -Peaceful divorce -Parenting challenges -Not on the same parenting page -Lack of parenting support -Blending families -In-law conflict -Extended family relationships -Couples who work together; family business -Navigating religious differences

— Thrive Couple & Family Counseling Services, Counselor in Englewood, CO
 

I blend models when working with couples and integrate each individual's past as well as what their goals are in the present. I learned about the STRONG Model for relationships from the founder of the model herself, and I believe that safety both physically and emotionally is the basis of any healthy couple. Regulating in the face of disagreements and being able to hear your partner's concerns are skills that can be build in couples therapy.

— Kaleigh Amaya Supervised by Gerald Pennie, LPC-S, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Cedar Park, TX

Couples counseling helps partners break free from painful cycles and build deeper emotional connection. Using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), I guide couples in experiencing new, healing interactions in real time. Instead of getting stuck in conflict or distance, you’ll learn how to express needs, feel heard, and strengthen your bond—leading to greater trust, intimacy, and security in your relationship.

— David Klein, Psychotherapist
 

We as people are built for relationships. Unfortunately we are not taught the skills or shown a pattern for making joyful, safe and intimate relationships. I will help you and your partner by introducing practical tools that can help you improve your daily lives together. While you are mastering those tools you will increase safety, trust and intimacy that will heal past hurts and build a deeper connection with one another.

— Moises Orbe, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in Midland Park, NJ

I've been working with couples in both consensual non-monogamous relationships and monogamous relationships since 2013. I can almost guarantee you haven't invented a new way to struggle in relationships. Since I started working with couples though, I have learned many new ways to support your relationship(s).

— PK Foss, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Portland, OR
 

I provide couples counseling to dating, engaged, and married couples.

— Grayson Craig, Counselor in Conway, AR

Couples come to me with entrenched or habitual ways of “doing” relationships - including intimacy, sex, conflict, finances, and pregnancy/IVF/adoption/parenting - and want to work on aspects of the relationship that are fraught or avoided altogether. We work through roadblocks that get in the way of vulnerability, explore discomfort, and longing, and build conditions for partners to identify unmet needs, lean into conflict, anger, and fear, and explore non-monogamy, kink, divorce, & separation.

— Liz Graham, Clinical Social Worker in Brooklyn, NY
 

Conflict is your roadmap to intimacy, if you are not having conflict, at least one person in the relationship is not being real and that means they are suppressing their needs, wants, desires in order to please their partner. At some point that powderkeg will blow! As relationship therapists, we come alongside you as a couple and support you in developing the relational intelligence to build and protect your relationship so that it will thrive and stand the test of time!

— John Kane, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Campbell, CA

Romantic partners can come to therapy for a variety of reasons. I work with partners facing serious challenges, who may be considering a separation and also those looking to deepen their connection or learn new skills before a major commitment. For parents and caregivers, I also provide coaching-style sessions to help you support your children and teens using loving, evidence-based practices. I am kink, queer, and poly affirming.

— Molly Nestor Kaye, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in , CA
 

We offer couples therapy for any married or unmarried couples working on relationship issues including infidelity, communication, connection, etc.

— Danielle Barcelo, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Denver, CO

I will work with you to bring hopefulness, emotional connection, healthy communication, and spark back into your life. We will work together to develop a plan to build your strongest relationship. Family counseling may include 2 or more family members to help heal relationships, open lines of communication, and learn new coping strategies.

— Alexandra (Sasha) Goodman, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Westlake, OH
 

I have expertise with CNM, open, and poly couples

— Harry Dixon, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in San Diego, CA

Relationships can be difficult and present unexpected difficulties due to getting married, having children, infidelity, sexual concerns, external stressors or recurring conflicts. Couples experiencing conflict or challenges from communication can benefit from a working with a therapist who can help you understand one another and your relationship better and learn to constructively communicate and cooperate as a couple.

— Jennifer Coonce, Psychoanalyst in Brooklyn, NY
 

What will empowerment in your relationship look like? What does couples therapy help with? Finding autonomy in togetherness Understanding and resolving negative interactional cycles Cultivating emotional closeness through attunement Vocalizing wants and needs Communicating with transparency Creating intentional intimacy Navigating and repairing attachment ruptures

— Evan Kardon, Marriage & Family Therapist in Philadelphia, PA