Is Divorce The Answer?
Couples On The Brink Counseling
One question to ask yourself if you are
1) considering divorce,
2) considering marriage therapy and
3) wondering what type of counseling is right for you.
QUESTION: Is your marriage on the brink of divorce?
Select your best answer:
If you are strongly leaning towards divorce because you feel done with the marriage, we can
offer you two options.
One options is short-term Couples On The Brink Counseling to help you take one more look at the decision and to help your spouse get clear as well about what’s happened to the marriage.
The second option is to can offer you personal help and referrals to good mediators and collaborative lawyers.
We can assist you in making the best divorce possible with individual therapy, offering you a “family first” approach to the ups and downs of your divorce process.
We are all about integrity and ensuring if you have children, that you do well by them as well as don’t overreact and act badly towards your spouse. We can assist with reactions and emotions that come up for you with whatever your spouse is doing.
If you are not ready yet, maybe you feel you want to sort through thoughts and feelings before sharing with your spouse. I can be a gentle yet challenging guide to help you see things more clearly.
Our belief is there is always more that we are doing individually to impact our spouse than we realize. Couples On The Brink Counseling is designed to offer clarity and confidence around your role in what got you to this point in your marriage and a direction you’d like to take it.
There are three paths as the outcome of this 1- to 5-session work.
Path 1: do not pursue divorce nor couples therapy.
Path 2: pursue separation or divorce.
Path 3: a full out, six-month effort at couples therapy with divorce off the table.
This is a tough situation that Couples On The Brink Counseling might be helpful with. We can help you clarify what has to change if you are to stay in the marriage, and we can help you make that
clear to your spouse in a non-antagonistic way.
We can also help you figure out what you would need to change in yourself in a healthier marriage in the future.
Here we get a little murky. If you are really low on hope, Couples On The Brink Counseling is by far the best approach to gain clarity and confidence on what got you to this point and the work both of you have to do individually if there were to be any real momentum for your
marriage.
If you have hope, motivation and energy for a serious round of couples therapy, belief that things could improve, and you’re willing to look at your role in the dysfunction that is going, on you may do okay going right to couples therapy.
Overall, if you’ve taken this quiz and are demoralized, Couples On The Brink Counseling is the next best step. Keep in mind it’s a short-term therapy so please, don’t let location hinder you seeking this help. I am available for folks who chose couples therapy after.Couples On The Brink Counseling
If he or she is low on hope for the marriage and really not interested in couples therapy as a way to figure out what to do next, Couples On The Brink Counseling is likely the best path for both of you. Many times a leaning out spouse is pleased to find this type of service and will be open to attending one session. (We only commit to one session at a time. You both decide if you want to return.)
If your spouse is uninterested in Couples On The Brink Counseling, then you still have a lot of work you can do on yourself to improve your marriage. I will be glad to walk with you through these terribly stressful times in the hope that we can get your marriage to a point where your spouse is open to couples work.
