Relationship Therapy
What is Relationship Therapy
Relationship therapy strengthens communication and bonds between individuals. This can apply to monogamous couples, polyamorous relationships, married couples, unmarried couples, parent/child relationships, siblings and friends. Essentially, relationship therapy involves 2 or more individuals and their therapist. Sessions are recommended at 90 minutes and have a self-pay rate of $145 for our associate therapists and $95 for our interns. Some insurance policies include relationship therapy and others don’t. It’s important to check your insurance benefits up front. Our therapists provide a person-centered approach to relationship counseling that values each person’s perspective.
Common Issues Addressed
Couples might seek counseling as a preventative measure to strengthen their relationship, not just to address current problems.
Types of challenges couples counseling can help with, like:
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- Communication breakdowns
- Opening up the relationship
- Trust and infidelity issues
- Financial stressors
- Parenting and family dynamics
- Intimacy and sexual issues
- Life transitions or major decisions
- Cultural, religious, or lifestyle differences
Benefits Include:
- Improved communication
- Deeper emotional connection
- Better conflict resolution and overall relationship satisfaction.
- Self-discovery
- Empathy-building exercises
- Support during major life changes.
Interested in Relationship KAP (Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy)?
Check out our KAP page for more information.
Ready to schedule?
Have any questions? Feel free to email us at tucsoncounselingassociates@gmail.com, call us at 520-524-4757, or fill out our new client interest form here.
