Sentences with phrase «go to marriage counseling because»

Among couples seeking a divorce, one third report that they did not go to marriage counseling because their spouse was unwilling to go.

Sometimes, people agree to go to marriage counseling because they believe that doing so will make it easier for them to tell their spouse they want a divorce.

He absolutely refuses to go to marriage counseling because he claims a few of his male friends went and said that they were blamed for all the problems.

Not exact matches

I have seen too many marriages destroyed because the husband (or the wife) goes to their cross-gender friend to let off a little steam about their spouse, to get a little support and counsel from their friend.

For instance, Alicia came to my office distraught because she had finally convinced her husband Jared to attend marriage counseling and the sessions weren't going well.

It does seem to be targeted at a slightly older audience, if only because it's about a group of couples who go to an island resort to participate in marriage counseling.

This is great news, because it is much more often the woman who is willing to go to counseling or a marriage education program, and it is much more often the woman who files for divorce if nothing gets better.

Another thing that people come in for other than couples counseling and marriage counseling is sometimes people come in by themselves who are in a committed relationship because they want to have a deeper understanding of what's going on, perhaps learn strategies on their own.

Meanwhile, their spouse (in this case, you) get all hopeful because you think you're going to marriage counseling to actually work on your marriage.

Finally, don't throw away the idea of going to therapy just because your husband is not willing to go to marriage counseling with you.

For instance, Alicia came to my office distraught because she had finally convinced her husband Jared to attend marriage counseling and the sessions weren't going well.

If one is going for advice to solve their problems in marriage then the concept of counseling is lost because counseling is not advice giving.

Discernment Counseling is appropriate when one or both partners are hesitant to commit to a couple or marriage counseling process because one or both of them are not sure they are ready to go forward in the relCounseling is appropriate when one or both partners are hesitant to commit to a couple or marriage counseling process because one or both of them are not sure they are ready to go forward in the relcounseling process because one or both of them are not sure they are ready to go forward in the relationship.

Traditional marriage counseling tends to be ineffective because the counselor either expects both parties to work on the relationship — rendering the leaning out spouse, the uncooperative one — or encourages the hopeful spouse to just let go of the marriage — leaving that individual feeling undercut and angry.

when I asked why, he mentioned my husband is also under depression treatment and eventually we will end up divorce... I keep thinking this is how my husband had told the doctor so he just repeated what he said to me... I suggested to attend marriage counseling together with my husband in Taiwan and he reject to do so, for the reason of thinking I m» unstable»... I really feel helpless, because I am not really that» depressed», but I feel I have been treated like a patient with mental illness... after readng your article, I feel more confident to go back as I think we have to face the crisis instead of avoiding it.

I can so relate because I did the same thing in my marriage and also went to counseling, but that only made things worse in our case.

He still refuses to go to marriage counseling even though my depression therapist has suggested it, because he doesn't like talking to strangers about his things.