couples counseling
Marriage and Family Therapist Steven provides therapy to individuals, couples, and families. His areas of clinical interest include issues of infidelity, premarital counseling, identity in adolescence and adulthood, life and career transitions, proactive dating in the digital age, distressed or unrewarding work and family relationships, relationship coaching for executives, sports coaches and players, financial therapy, discernment divorce counseling, spirituality, men’s issues, anxiety and depression. Therapeutic Approach Steven uses an integrative and systemic framework in his therapy with…
You’re in a great mood and feeling confident about your body. You decide you’d like to initiate sex with your partner. But when you reach for them and suggest heading to the bedroom, they recoil and say they’re not in the mood. Regardless of whether it’s genuine tiredness or something else entirely, sexual rejection can be genuinely painful to face. You don’t want to take it personally, but feeling undesired by your partner can affect your self-esteem,…
For many couples, the decision to seek couples counseling is a tough one. Too often one spouse is resistant to bring their problems to a professional. Sometimes, if the marriage is highly strained and conflict-ridden a sense of hopelessness and resentment can run deep, causing partners to feel as though nothing or no one will be able to help them. If a couple is experiencing any of these thoughts or feelings, the time is right to seek…
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