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The Marriage Counseling Success Rate: What The Data Shows

by Counseling and Wellness Center of PittsburghJanuary 7, 2024 couples communication, couples counseling, couples therapists, couples therapy, gottman counselor, gottman method counseling, gottman method therapy, marriage counseling, marriage counseling near me, marriage counseling pittsburgh, marriage counseling statistics, marriage counseling success rate0 comments
What Is The Marriage Counseling Success Rate? In this blog post, we will delve into the intricacies of marriage counseling, addressing common questions about the marriage counseling success rate. Our exploration will shed light on the effectiveness of marriage counseling, especially when conducted by therapists with specialized training, such as our dedicated...
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Questions to Ask Your Partner To Deepen Your Connection

by Counseling and Wellness Center of PittsburghAugust 1, 2023 communication, communication exercises, connection, conversation, conversations for couples, couples communication, couples counseling, couples therapy, marriage counseling, questions for couples, questions to ask my partner, questions to ask your partner, relationship counseling0 comments
Relationships thrive on open communication, vulnerability, and a genuine desire to understand and support each other. While it may be easy to discuss everyday matters, diving into deeper questions can strengthen the emotional bond between partners. If you and your partner feel comfortable having these conversations and exploring questions for couples together, you can uncover new...
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Fire & Ice – What’s my conflict resolution style and the relationship problems it can cause?

by Counseling and Wellness Center of PittsburghFebruary 14, 2019 conflict resolution, making up after fights, pittsburgh counseling and wellness, relationship resolutions0 comments
When couples say that they have conflict or problems with communication they really mean that they have a trigger topic that is non solvable or that they have different ways of managing conflict. This causes their disagreements to have a fire or ice quality. I will describe each of these styles and inherently none of them is worse that the other, but depending on what your partner’s style of...
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The aftermath of an affair, 4 ways to tell, ‘Should I Stay or Go?’

by Counseling and Wellness Center of PittsburghMarch 1, 2018 counseling, couples counseling, couples therapy, marriage counseling, mindfulness, personal growth, psychology0 comments
Repair or Run the Other Way? My partner had an affair, Should I Stay or Go? If you or your partner has recently discovered an affair has been happening in your relationship, in this moment you are likely trembling, a blurry fury of agonizing hurt, the entire relationship now may feel foreign to you. As a couples counselor affairs and their tempestuous aftermath are ironed our my office couch....
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The Sweet Song of the “Good Woman” Thoughts From a Marriage Counselor aka Couples Therapist

by Stephanie McCrackenJune 24, 2014 counseling, couples counseling, couples therapy, marriage counseling, personal growth, psychotherapy, sexuality1 comment
The Sweet Song of the “Good Woman” Thoughts From a Marriage Counselor aka Couples Therapist For those of us who are a part of a long term relationship, partnership, or marriage, there are endless competing demands, changing circumstances, ever evolving human structures, that constant flux of exchanging our time, attention, affection for the expectation that our partner will to attenuate...
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Couples Therapy, Talking The Talk-Loving Communication

by Stephanie McCrackenJune 18, 2014 counseling, couples counseling, couples therapy, marriage counseling, psychology0 comments
“To truly listen to another means that you are open to their ability to change you.” Anonymous In working with married and long term couples, it is noticeable that those inevitable conflicts often spring from certain specific contexts and behaviors. While communication itself is a wellspring, influenced by depths of current which underlie its thrusting façade, the primary source of...
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