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Therapy for Relationship Issues

Relationships provide support, love, fun, companionship, security, safety, and comfort.  But at times, relationships can also be a source of challenges, heartache, and pain.  We have many types of relationships in our lives.  Intimate partners, friends, family, and acquaintances. Whether your relationship is in a place of peace or distress, therapy for relationship issues can help provide you with tools to strengthen your relationship for the better, help you discern whether you want to continue a relationship, help you process the grief associated with ending a relationship, and begin the journey of rebuilding your life after a relationship ends.  

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"When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves."
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Viktor Frankl

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Types of
Relationship Therapy

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Individual Therapy for Intimate Partner Relationships & Couples Counseling

  • When your partner isn't ready for therapy, but you want to process what's going on in your relationship

  • ​Explore how you feel about the relationship​

  • Build a stronger relationship with your partner

  • Process an issue you aren't sure how to address with your partner

  • Understand the type of partner you need

  • Gain clarity to stay or leave a relationship

  • Unpack personal patterns that may be effecting the relationship

  • Build skills of communication & conflict management

  • Re-connect with your own identity & build self-esteem

  • Process a break-up or divorce

  • Evaluate whether a relationship is healthy 

  • Heal from betrayal or broken trust

  • Understand how upbringing effects relationships

 

Relationship Issues with Family​, Friendships,  & Coworkers

  • Learn effective communication

  • Make sense of confusing or painful relationships

  • Build deeper relationships

  • Explore your role in the relationship

  • Need a safe, neutral space to explore feelings

  • To grieve and process the potential loss of the relationship

  • Conflict management & resolution

  • Learning to listen & validate

  • Setting boundaries

  • Process family of origin and how they impacts relationships

  • Manage stress around work 

  • Explore parenting duties, roles in relationships, change in relationship dynamics​​​​​​

Ready to Learn More?

1

Meet Alison

We face many challenges in life that test us, strengthen us, and change us as individuals. Sometimes navigating these challenges requires additional support.

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Pricing & FAQ

Learn more about the cost of therapy, how to use your OON benefits, and answers to frequently asked questions.

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Fill Out An Intake Form

Ready to take the next step? 

Fill out an intake form so Alison can learn more about your background and understand what is bringing you into therapy.

4

OON Benefits

If you have insurance, fill out the form below to check your OON benefits.  Your insurance provider may cover part of the cost of therapy depending on your plan.  

Phone

704-594-8224

Email

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