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Mondays: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesdays: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Fridays: Administrative Day
Building Healthy Lives and
Families Since 1980
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Marriage Counseling
At times marriage can be wonderful, and at times, frustrating, and extremely painful. Frequently, marriage takes place between two people from different backgrounds with different expectations, different views on life, and different communication styles. In the midst of these differences, it is still possible to have a wonderful, unified, thriving, fulfilling, and healthy relationship with your spouse in and through Jesus Christ.
Whether you are looking for a relationship tune-up or separated from your spouse and on the verge of a divorce, your marriage is worth the effort. At Christian Families Today, we offer marriage counseling to help you bring issues to resolution, foster healthy growth, and allow your relationship to become all that God desires.
Some Common Reasons Couples Seek Counseling
General dissatisfaction with marriage/relationship
Conflicts are frequent, unresolved or out of control
Break down in communication
One spouse wants to separate or divorce
Unfaithfulness and infidelity
Financial stress
Difficultly blending step families
Sexual problems
Disagreement concerning roles and responsibilities
Unmet expectations
Strained relations with in-laws
Learning to trust again after trust has been broken
One spouse is struggling with a life controlling issue that affects the relationship
What if my spouse does not want to come to counseling?
Many times when one spouse or partner believes there is a problem in the marriage, the other person may not agree. It is very common for one person to be unhappy and the other seemingly clueless of any problem. Even if your spouse admits there is a problem, he/she may not be willing to attend counseling to resolve it. This disagreement can be extremely frustrating. It might even lead you to believe that counseling where one partner is absent would be a waste of time. However, it is not a good idea to wait until both partners are completely on board before seeking help. Counseling can assist you individually process the struggles you are facing in marriage, give you a different perspective, and encourage you to relate to your spouse in a Biblically healthy way.
WONDERING WHERE TO START?
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Testimonials
What others are saying about counseling at Christian Families Today
“The office was very warm and inviting in what was a very tense situation. The young lady at the front desk was the perfect fit for the job. Kudos. The concept of identity and the [Exchanged Life] process was life changing. The concept and its practice could absolutely change the face of the church….. especially organized religion. Thank you!!!”
A counselee“Through your counsel, we have learned to deal with our problems in a biblical manner. We better understand who we are in Christ and are not affected to a great degree by outside influences. We also have the knowledge to fight spiritual battles and live a more victorious Christian life.”
A counselee“Words will not do justice to how much we appreciate your help. Thank you so much for your concern and counsel. We truly received our ‘miracle.'”
A Counselee