Most Commonly Asked Questions


NO, watch this brief video to learn why using health insurance for couples counseling can result in insurance fraud.

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1. Mutual Commitment (to Each other and The Relationship)
2. Shared investments (kids, business, desire a future together or partnership, etc.)
3. Have the Required Resources (money, time, commitment to process, patients)
4. Willingness to Work on Self (individual therapy-if needed, open to the feedback of a therapist and your partner)
5. Like Each other not just Love Each Other (spending time together and the attraction is still present)
6. Receptive to Change (applying the therapy, completing the between session assignments)
7. Feel Safe and Security (No fear of physical, mental, emotional, or financial harm)

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For the best results, your individual therapist should be different from your couple’s therapist since they are two separate processes.

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Yes! Attending therapy with the right clinician will immediately improve your ability to communicate from the onset of the first session.

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Yes, there are strategic steps clinically proven to help you repair and rebuild your marriage after infidelity.

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Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT’s are the only mental health professionals who are required during their graduate level training and post graduate level experience to obtain supervised relational hours (conducting therapy with couples and families). However, other non MFT professionals may have additional non formal training and experience in the field of treating couples.

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Premarital counseling is designed to assist both dating and engaged partners with establishing a direction toward a higher level of relationship commitment. That can look like marriage, moving in together, learning how to co-parent, or processing any major transition or concern between non married relationship partners. Some couples also use premarital counseling as a measuring stick to determine if the relationship is worth pursuing.

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