Why You Should Consider Premarital Counseling

Posted on 1 September 2015

Are you currently in the midst of planning your dream wedding? Even though you might be focused on picking the perfect invitations and gathering names and addresses for your guest list, you need to find a little time for counseling. Sure, it may seem as though you have the perfect relationship, and that might be the case, but everyone can benefit from premarital counseling. Take a few moments to review the following benefits so that you can see just why it is such an important part of the wedding planning process. [Read More]

How To Get Help For Drug Addiction With No Insurance

Posted on 26 August 2015

Dealing with a drug or chemical dependency can be very difficult.  It could cause you to lose the support of friends, family members or even jobs.  Coming to grips with the fact that you need help is the first step in the right direction.  However, once you realize that you can't do it alone, the monetary factor comes into play.  What do you do to get help if you don't have the medical insurance coverage that you need to get well? [Read More]

2 Reasons To Seek Marriage Counseling Before You Really Need It

Posted on 25 August 2015

When you think of marriage counseling, you may picture a couple that is on the brink of divorce sitting in an office trying to work through major problems. While this is true in many cases, other couples choose to seek counseling before they reach this point. If you are starting to experience minor problems in your marriage, you too may want to consider getting help now. Here are two benefits marriage counseling can offer, even when the problems you have seem minor. [Read More]

Saving Your Marriage: 3 Ways To Move On From Infidelity In A Marriage

Posted on 21 August 2015

Infidelity is a common obstacle that married couples have to face. In fact, approximately 25 to 50% of divorcees cite a spouse's infidelity as the primary cause of their divorce in western countries. Most couples cannot move on from extra-marital affairs, and the marriage typically ends in divorce. However, for those who would still like to reconcile and reignite former passions within the marriage, marriage counseling is almost always a must. [Read More]

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Seeking Refuge Through Counseling

One day a few years ago, I realized that I had a serious problem with depression. I had been acting like nothing was wrong, when truthfully I was struggling to make it day to day. I was really worried that I would eventually take my own life, which is why I started looking for a therapist. However, as soon as I started meeting with someone to talk about my feelings, things seemed to change. I started learning key coping techniques that helped me to leave my problems in the past, and I can't even begin to tell you how much of a difference it made. I want others to know how much counseling can help, which is why I made this website.

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