Email: Info@thrivebeyondtraumacounseling.com
Call: (248) 392- 3733
The institution of marriage and companionship has evolved overtime;
In the past, marriages primarily served survival and basic needs;
Today individuals seek genuine partnership, love, mutual respect, and emotional connection;
Instead of merely fulfilling practical roles, modern couples prioritize emotional engagement, mutual support, and shared decision-making;
This evolution reflects a desire for deeper connections and a mature approach to addressing life’s challenges;
Someone they can confide in, discuss matters with, and tackle life’s challenges maturely and collaboratively.
Together, we’ll work towards helping you feeling truly connected
with yourself and your partner both
– Are you struggling to maintain connection in your relationship
– Do you think your relationship is deteriorating
– Are you feeling uncertain about your relationship
– Are differences in your opinions & values increasing arguments
– Is constant disputes between you two causing constant distress leading to
alcohol abuse or depression
– Is unresolved familial issues causing strain in your relationship
You DON’T have to
Ignore it & Push it away.
If the answer to these questions is YES,
then the road you need to take on is called Couple’s Counseling
with
Thrive Beyond Trauma Counseling
Here, we focus on your Individual Differences
& your Communication Styles
which comes from your cultural heritage & cognitive patterns
& is the root cause of the conflicts & misunderstandings
that you and your partner are experiencing.
We help you understand your mismatches in your communication,
your interpersonal relationships,
your problem-solving skills,
& thus help fostering mutual goals,
vision for the future hence creating
for each other in the relationship
The Gottman Method is a form of couple’s therapy that derives from the relationship research of psychologist John Gottman and his wife Julie Schwartz, that created the clinical treatment framework known as The Gottman Method. It talks about negative emotions, like defensiveness and contempt, hurting the relationship. As a result, therapy focuses on developing positive interactions, skills and understanding necessary for partners to maintain fondness and admiration, turning toward each other to get their needs met, and managing conflict. It also focuses on how couples can react and repair relations when they do hurt each other.
The method can be applied to many relationship problems but may be particularly useful for couples who are:
Gottman Method therapy is based on couple’s patterns of interaction. Partners learn and implement relationship-building and problem-solving skills together.
The Gottman Method is built on nine components of a healthy relationship what Gottman calls “The Sound Relationship House”
The Sound Relationship House is what makes a happy, healthy relationship. On the other hand, “The Four Horsemen” illustrates communication styles that could lead to a relationship’s demise. And stated that the only way to make the relationship work is to focus on the level of respect and tenderness that exists between the couple to what Gottman calls as “the antidote for the horsemen”