You want someone who has experience,

is not biased, can relate to your culture and maybe even has a family of their own. We understand and we are committed to providing you with quality couples counseling services that you will want to tell your friends about!

FAQs about Couples Counseling at Harvest House

  • There are several signs out there that can suggest you and your partner need therapy. Each couples is unique. Here a just a few common reasons:

    • Repeating the same argument

    • Looking outside your relationship

    • Undergone major change (partners to parents - career pivot - kids leaving for college)

    • Divorce, Infidelity and so much more

    Therapy is not just for unhappy couples. The purpose of couples counseling is to strengthen the bond between you and your partner.

    You have already made the first step by visiting us here. Fill out our contact form for a callback or book your first session right now.

  • Marriage and Family Therapists have the training and expertise to understand problems, in the context of relationships.

    Unlike psychiatrists, Marriage and Family therapists are trained to think systemically. We also work weekly on enhancing our counseling styles and people skills to ensure our clients have the best experience possible.

    Our therapists are highly trained professionals with continued supervision, research, and real-life experience.

    Meet our professionals here.

  • Expect Safety: Couples therapy creates a safe and neutral space for you and your partner to explore your relationship

    Expect hard conversations: Uncovering the real causes of distress in your relationship will not always be an easy task.

    Your relationship means a lot to you, and you proved that by showing up here. Fill out our contact form or book your couples counseling now

  • One spouse may work harder towards improving the relationship than the other at times because marriage is not always equal.

    The benefits of working on yourself can still extend to your marriage even when you are not with your spouse.

    Although therapy is beneficial, there may be other alternatives for you and your partner.

    However, if you decide this is the place for you and/or your partner, Contact Us Today.

  • Does insurance pay for couples counseling?

    According to thebalancemoney.com, Couples counseling or marriage counseling is not typically covered by insurance and most companies charge extra for couples counseling.

    At Harvest House, there is no extra cost for couples counseling. Each therapist has a different rate and form of insurance they accept. Please visit our team page to find out more about each therapist and their rates/insurance.

    If you are a military couple, please visit our military families webpage to learn about counseling discounts for you and the entire family.

  • Absolutely! You can do couples therapy alone by working on your part of the process and creating change that can change the marital system.

    In a relationship, we are connected in such a way that when one person decides to do inner work, it can influence the relationship as a whole.

    (This advice was given by marriage and family therapists, Theressa M. and Brianna G.)

  • Some of our therapists will do a 5-minute meet and greet with clients before their first session. Please note: this meet and greet is VIRTUAL.

    This helps you ease your mind around the idea of beginning therapy and allows you to connect with your therapist.

    Learn more about our meet and greets here.

Can’t find the information you need? Give us a call or fill out our contact form here for a callback.

Common challenges that lead to couples counseling:

Communication Issues

We hear it all the time, “Me and my partner cannot communicate”. Expressing your needs and concerns to your partner should not feel like you are walking on hot rocks or talking to a brick wall.

Divorce

People may seek counseling when considering divorce to explore their emotions, clarify their thoughts, and gain guidance in making a well-informed decision about their marriage.

Lack of Emotional Intimacy

Do you feel a lack of emotional connection with your partner? Counseling can help rebuild intimacy, strengthen your bond, and deepen your understanding of each other.

Life Transitions

Major life changes, such as getting married, starting a family, or adjusting to an empty nest, can put strain on a relationship. Couples may seek counseling to navigate these transitions successfully.

Pre-Marital Counseling

Couples considering marriage often seek counseling to address potential issues, learn effective communication skills, and lay a solid foundation for a healthy and fulfilling marriage.

Relationship Struggles

Facing challenges such as trust issues, infidelity, intimacy problems, or a general feeling of disconnection? You are not alone. Hundreds of couples are working though these challenges as well.

Relationships are hard but you don’t have to go at it alone. Harvest House Counseling is here to provide a safe environment so that you can effectively address your relationship concerns.

Couples counseling is designed to help you find insight, support, and new strategies for these struggles. Still not sure? Visit our FAQs page or contact us for more information.