Staying together as a couple requires skills that you can learn.
Are you dealing with a crisis triggered by:
- an extra-marital affair
- the arrival of a child
- escalating power struggles and/ or domestic violence
- unwanted pregnancy or childlessness
- frequent fights, accusations, lies
- excessive control and jealousy
- lack of common interests
- sexual problems, lack of physical closeness
- feelings of powerlessness and despair
- constant wish to separate or divorce
- fear of separation and feelings of dependency
- lack of mutual respect / trust
- unresolved conflicts about child-rearing, household chores and money
- psychosomatic complaints, depression and addictions
- emotional distance, withdrawal and alienation?
And are you feeling your problems are getting out of hand and hoping in vain things will calm down?
Do not postpone getting help any longer!
Frequently a few hours of couples counseling can avoid or ease a lot of needless suffering, especially when early intervention is received. My intent is to help you getting out of vicious cycles and stuckness as fast as possible in order to avoid the high emotional and financial costs of a separation.
While some couples exhaust each other with their struggles, others find positive ways of resolving their conflicts. This is the main difference between frustrating and satisfying partnerships. Couples of mixed nationalities encounter additional difficulties of living together.
I have experience working with gay couples and pathwork families.