Relationships

Many people think of “relationship therapy” and immediately envision couples or marriage counseling. While that can be a part of relationship therapy, the term goes well beyond that.

Relationship therapy is a broader concept that includes the way we interact and build relationships with anyone and everyone around us. It can be familial (parent-child, for example), professional (business partners who sometimes struggle to see eye-to-eye), or any other relationship in your life. Chances are, there are people you engage with on a routine basis that you could benefit from having more common ground and better understanding. That’s what relationships therapy can do for you.

Relationship Therapy is all about communication, finding common understanding, and appreciating one another’s perspectives and points of view. That’s what we work on in sessions. Because no two people are the same, and no two relationships are identical, each session will be customized to your exact needs and situation.

Open up your communication and improve your relationships. It just might be the trick you need to alleviate interpersonal stress and maximize the potential in your relationships with others.