Relationship Counseling

Reconnect: Building Stronger Bonds Through Relationship Counseling

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Relationship Counseling

What to Expect

Relationship counseling at Tell Your Story Therapy aims to strengthen partnerships through improved communication, conflict resolution, and mutual understanding. We help repair the ruptures that can occur in relationships due to infidelity, lies, and secrets, often looking at patterns that have been repeated over the years and learned from your family of origin.

Whether you’re facing specific challenges or looking to deepen your connection, our therapists provide a supportive environment where both partners can explore their feelings, understand each other’s perspectives, and work collaboratively towards a healthier relationship.

Therapy

We can help with

Significant Life Transitions

Codependency

LGBTQIA+ Identity

Chronic Stress Management

Relationship Counseling

Parenting Support

Cultural Identity

Substance Abuse

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Benefits

Benefits of Relationship Counseling

Meet Our Dedicated

Team of Individual Therapists

Stacy-Colleen Nameth

Family Therapist

Rachelle Clayton Smith, MA

Family Therapist

Sydney Burkhardt, MA, AMFT

Therapist

Tara Morgan, MA

Therapist

Mattie Larson, MA, AMFT, APCC

Child & Adult Therapist

Jess Tanzer, MSW

EMDR Therapist

Jordan Fu, MA

Family Therapist

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Take the first step towards personal growth and emotional well-being. Schedule a session today and begin your journey to a healthier, more balanced life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It’s a type of therapy that helps couples improve their relationships through better communication, problem-solving, and mutual understanding.

Counseling can address specific issues like trust, intimacy, and conflict, helping to strengthen the relationship overall.

Yes, it can benefit couples at any stage of their relationship, from newly dating to long-married partners.

Issues such as communication barriers, financial disagreements, intimacy concerns, and parenting challenges.

The duration depends on the couple’s goals and the complexity of the issues, but it can range from a few sessions to several months.

No, many couples seek counseling to strengthen their relationship proactively, not just in times of crisis.

While counseling aims to strengthen relationships, it can sometimes lead to a mutual decision to part ways if it’s deemed healthiest for both parties.

Therapy can still be beneficial, and individual sessions can also help improve the relationship.

No, a good therapist remains neutral and works to understand each partner’s perspective equally.

All sessions are highly confidential, and information shared is not disclosed outside the therapy room.

Relationship Counseling

Relationship Counseling

What to Expect

Therapy

We can help with

Significant Life Transitions

Codependency

LGBTQIA+ Identity

Chronic Stress Management

Relationship Counseling

Parenting Support

Cultural Identity

Substance Abuse

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Benefits

Benefits of Relationship Counseling

Meet Our Dedicated

Team of Individual Therapists

Stacy-Colleen Nameth

Rachelle Clayton Smith, MA

Sydney Burkhardt, MA, AMFT

Tara Morgan, MA

Mattie Larson, MA, AMFT, APCC

Jess Tanzer, MSW

Jordan Fu, MA

Book a session

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Frequently Asked Questions

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