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Every story here began with one brave step forward.
Here’s how healing became possible for couples just like you.
Every story here began with one brave step forward.
Here’s how healing became possible for couples just like you.
We thought there was no way back.
We had a marriage on the brink. Communication had broken down, and we were struggling with years of unresolved issues.
Honestly, I didn’t think couples therapy would work. I was afraid it would just be painful, difficult, and embarrassing. We’d both tried individual counseling before, but it hadn’t helped us connect.
Working with the therapist at Couples Therapy Inc. was completely different. She knew our story inside and out — it was clear she had really read and understood our Big Big Books. She listened carefully, balanced each of our voices, and guided us without judgment.
For the first time, we were able to break through the hardest issues we had been avoiding for years. Without the intensive format, and without her skill and preparation, I don’t think we could have made this progress.
My wife and I reconnected in a meaningful way. We addressed the issues that had been undermining us — and we left with a real plan for how to move forward together.
The Big Big Book helped us organize our thoughts. The intensive helped us finally feel heard. But ultimately, it was the expertise of our therapist that made the difference.
We were running out of time. This saved our marriage.”
We weren’t communicating.
Every small disagreement turned into a bigger fight, followed by resentment, retreat, and more disconnection.
I honestly believed divorce would be a better option than staying so unhappy. And I was afraid that no weekend could fix what we had broken.
We had tried weekly couples counseling three different times over 23 years. Sometimes it helped — but we always defaulted back to old patterns.
Working with our therapist at Couples Therapy Inc. was different.
She listened, really listened — and held us accountable when we slipped into unhealthy communication. She kept us focused. She made us feel seen, not judged. She helped us talk honestly about the deeper issues we had ignored for so long.
We didn’t just air grievances. We learned to be vulnerable, to own our shortcomings, and to offer each other forgiveness and patience.
Now, we’re talking again — honestly, openly, and with real empathy. We’re spending time together and actually enjoying it.
For the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful.
I am in love with my husband again — and it feels wonderful.
Before the weekend, it felt impossible to talk about our relationship without huge arguments — followed by days or even weeks of silence.
I had wanted to go to therapy for years, but my husband wasn’t willing.
The scientific approach at Couples Therapy Inc. — and the fact that it was a weekend format — finally made it palatable enough for him to agree.
I was hesitant. I worried it would confirm that we couldn’t work as a couple.
But what I found was different. Our therapist had the perfect gentle demeanor. She asked the right questions at the right time, saw straight to the heart of our struggles, and helped my reluctant spouse open up in a way I hadn’t seen in years.
That weekend, I didn’t just air my grievances — I reconnected with my partner.
I found empathy for his childhood wounds. I felt affection I thought had been buried forever.
Six months later, things aren’t perfect, but they are so much better. We’re able to work through disagreements. We feel closer. It’s two steps forward, one step back — but it used to be the other way around.
I am so grateful I didn’t give up.
Our relationship felt frozen. We were caught in ruts — not really listening, not giving each other the benefit of the doubt. We loved each other, but communication had broken down. We weren’t sure couples therapy could really help. We’d tried talking before and ended up feeling worse. But after working with this therapist, everything changed.
She helped us truly hear each other for the first time in years. She noticed when we got defensive, when we stopped really looking at each other. She gently helped us reframe, reconnect, and open up again.
While it was hard and emotional, it was also the best thing we could have done for our marriage. As my husband said just last week:
‘I’m listening to you more than I ever have.’
Three ways our relationship changed:
- We feel optimistic and have a roadmap for moving forward.
- We truly understand each other better.
- We are able to talk through hurts and heal together.
If you’re even thinking about doing this, do it. It’s worth it.”
We were in real peril. Severe emotional disconnect had taken hold between us, and a year-long emotional affair had recently been discovered.
Previous couples therapy had helped a little, but with only 45-minute sessions once a week, we barely scratched the surface. We needed something extensive and thorough — something that would spend real time getting into the heart of our issues.
Honestly, it was hard to know if Couples Therapy Inc. would really work. Reviews can be hard to trust. But taking the chance was one of the best decisions we’ve made.
Our therapist listened carefully, helped us see where our shortcomings were, and gave us real tools to recognize flooding, work through arguments, and open up about hurt and pain. The intensive structure made all the difference.
We finally had the space — and the guidance — to repair and rebuild.”
I wished to restore trust in my partner and improve our communication, but I doubted whether therapy — even science-based therapy — could really help. After working with our therapist at Couples Therapy Inc., I realized my skepticism was completely unfounded.
Our communication now is like night and day. I express my emotions freely, and my partner feels safe enough to truly talk with me without fear of being shut down. We feel reconnected on a deeper level. Even our sexual relationship has improved.
The Big Big Book, although long, turned out to be therapeutic all by itself — a powerful tool that helped me open up more than I ever expected.
Three ways our relationship changed:
- We found great tools to repair our relationship and rebuild trust quickly.
- Our communication skills have permanently improved.
- We were reminded of our deep fondness and admiration for each other.
(And I’ll add a fourth — more intimacy and fun!)
If you are truly committed to saving or improving your relationship, I wouldn’t look anywhere else.
I will be forever grateful for this experience. It was life-changing.
Our marriage was fractured. Trust had been broken in a big way, and I was reeling from my husband’s infidelity.
We had tried couples therapy before, but it didn’t stick. When we found Couples Therapy Inc., I still doubted it could work — I was certain I would never be able to move past what had happened.
Our therapist was incredible at showing empathy and creating space for both of us to be heard. It was clear she had done her homework — the conversations made it obvious she understood our history. For the first time in a long time, I felt heard, validated, and safe enough to say what I needed to say.
Now, we have new tools for communication. We know how to make sure the other person feels heard.
Healing isn’t instant. But for the first time, I believe it’s possible.
If you’re considering this work, trust the process.
It is possible to have the marriage you want — and deserve.
We’ve been married 20 years — and we came to Couples Therapy Inc. in crisis.
Previous couples therapy hadn’t worked for us. Every week we spent 15 minutes reminding the therapist who we were, then 40 minutes arguing without learning any new skills. Nothing changed.
We chose the intensive format because we needed real time to dig deep — and we liked the scientific, structured approach.
Our therapist was compassionate but also courageous. She helped us own up to our patterns. When the hard emotions came up, she didn’t rush past them. She helped us sit with them, process them, and understand them — and that changed everything.
She kept us focused. No rabbit holes, no distractions — just real work.
There’s no way we could have done this in one-hour weekly sessions. We would have fallen back into old habits before ever getting to the real issues that had built up over 20 years.
We were also glad we traveled away from home for the intensive. Being in another city allowed us to relax, reflect, and really stay in the emotional work — without getting pulled back into daily chores and distractions.
It was the hardest and most necessary thing we could have done for our marriage.
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Before coming to Couples Therapy Inc., we were stuck.
Previous couples therapy had gone badly — the counselor seemed to side with my husband and recommended drugs for me. I didn’t want medication. I wanted real tools, real work.
We hesitated because of the cost and the travel, but mostly because we wondered if it could actually work. I wasn’t sure my husband would really change — but he surprised me by showing real commitment.
Our therapist helped us break bad communication habits right there in real time. No more labeling, psychobabble, or slipping into the Four Horsemen patterns. We learned how to call ourselves out and offer soft-start observations before things spiraled.
Now, we’re doing regular “State of the Union” check-ins, using the frameworks we learned. We both have our tools organized in binders — a ‘neutral relationship bible’ we can turn to instead of stewing for days.
There’s still work to do. There are relapses. But there’s also real accountability, and for the first time in years, hope.
I only wish we had done this ten years ago.”
We came to Couples Therapy Inc. hoping for affair recovery — to re-ignite the spark and rebuild trust.
We hesitated. The expense was daunting. And it was terrifying to feel vulnerable when divorce still seemed like a real possibility.
But taking the leap changed everything.
Our therapist had a calming presence and gave us not only space to work through the hard moments, but also tools to carry momentum forward when we returned to real life.
I’m learning to appreciate my husband again, the way I did at the very beginning. We’re communicating our needs and feelings instead of living separate lives under the same roof.
Without this intensive, I believe we would have gone through an unnecessary, costly divorce — and thrown away a lifetime of togetherness with our family.
This year, we decorated the Christmas tree together — instead of living in separate homes. That moment said everything.
We realized that not only was our relationship repairable, but that we were lucky to have found each other in the first place.
We both want to stay together — and it makes us happy.
I’m excited for what the future holds.
The therapy intensive was intensely difficult — but also immensely valuable and illuminating.
We were going through a separation, and thanks to the weekend, we now have a real plan for attempting reconciliation.
Our therapist managed to dig very deep into our issues in a short period of time, while also helping us learn and apply many Gottman techniques.
It was the hardest work we’ve done — and it was absolutely worth it.
We were feeling distant, misunderstood, and emotionally disconnected. Our relationship was suffering from avoidance, lack of communication, and festering hurt feelings.
We had tried couples therapy before, but it wasn’t trauma-informed — one of us didn’t feel safe, and we had to stop.
When we found Couples Therapy Inc., it felt like an accelerated train to the root of our issues. The cost was scary, but now we know the value was worth it.
Our therapist created a warm, grounding space where both of us felt truly safe to open up. Her expertise at navigating trauma-charged spaces was clear, and her ability to balance structure with flexibility made all the difference.
Now, we’re not avoiding hard conversations anymore. It’s challenging work — but even when we fight, we feel more connected. We finally have practical tools, frameworks, and emotional safety nets we can lean on as new challenges arise.
Investing in this intensive was one of the best decisions we could have made for our relationship.
We are deeply grateful we took the leap.
We were feeling distant, misunderstood, and lonely.
Our relationship was suffering from avoidance, lack of communication, and lack of teamwork. Previous couples therapy hadn’t worked for us — it wasn’t trauma-focused, and one of us didn’t feel safe enough to continue.
Finding Couples Therapy Inc. felt like being offered an accelerated train — a chance to get to the root of our issues without dragging it out over months of weekly sessions.
The cost scared us. It’s a lot of money to invest in a short time. But now, being on the other side of it, we understand its true value.
Our therapist held a warm, nonjudgmental space for both of us. Her grounding presence, her ability to navigate emotionally charged spaces, and her flexibility allowed us to work deeply and safely.
Now, we’re fighting more — and we’re grateful. We’re not avoiding anymore. Even though navigating new terrain is hard, we feel more connected than we have in a long time.
We walked away with practical tools, skillsets, and a sense of safety we hadn’t felt before.
Investing in this intensive was one of the best things we could have done for our relationship. Setting aside a whole weekend to focus on us was deeply meaningful — and we are so, so glad we did.
We were living separate lives.
We weren’t communicating.Every small disagreement turned into a bigger fight, followed by resentment, retreat, and more disconnection.
I honestly believed divorce would be a better option than staying so unhappy. And I was afraid that no weekend could fix what we had broken.
We had tried weekly couples counseling three different times over 23 years. Sometimes it helped — but we always defaulted back to old patterns.
Working with our therapist at Couples Therapy Inc. was different.
She listened, really listened — and held us accountable when we slipped into unhealthy communication. She kept us focused. She made us feel seen, not judged. She helped us talk honestly about the deeper issues we had ignored for so long.
We didn’t just air grievances. We learned to be vulnerable, to own our shortcomings, and to offer each other forgiveness and patience.
Now, we’re talking again — honestly, openly, and with real empathy. We’re spending time together and actually enjoying it.
For the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful.
I am in love with my husband again — and it feels wonderful.
Our relationship felt frozen. We were caught in ruts — not really listening, not giving each other the benefit of the doubt. We loved each other, but communication had broken down. We weren’t sure couples therapy could really help. We’d tried talking before and ended up feeling worse. But after working with this therapist, everything changed.
She helped us truly hear each other for the first time in years. She noticed when we got defensive, when we stopped really looking at each other. She gently helped us reframe, reconnect, and open up again.
While it was hard and emotional, it was also the best thing we could have done for our marriage. As my husband said just last week:
‘I’m listening to you more than I ever have.’
Three ways our relationship changed:
- We feel optimistic and have a roadmap for moving forward.
- We truly understand each other better.
- We are able to talk through hurts and heal together.
If you’re even thinking about doing this, do it. It’s worth it.”
We rarely fought — we just lived like roommates, managing kids and life side by side, but without real connection.
I had wanted therapy for years, but previous experiences had left us hopeless. Long gaps between sessions, therapists who didn’t remember our history, shallow advice. We felt more and more alone.
Coming into the Couples Therapy Inc. intensive, I was terrified. I worried it would be our last effort — and that it might fail.
But what we found was different.
Our therapist created a warm, inviting space where both of us could truly be heard. She taught us real tools — in a way that clicked immediately.
Now, we’re communicating with patience and honesty. We understand how our childhoods shaped us — and how to better show up for each other and for our kids.
We are warmer toward one another. More patient with our children. More hopeful about the future.
This intensive didn’t just save our marriage — it reminded us why we chose each other in the first place.
The hurt that destroyed us.
We weren’t communicating.Every small disagreement turned into a bigger fight, followed by resentment, retreat, and more disconnection.
I honestly believed divorce would be a better option than staying so unhappy. And I was afraid that no weekend could fix what we had broken.
We had tried weekly couples counseling three different times over 23 years. Sometimes it helped — but we always defaulted back to old patterns.
Working with our therapist at Couples Therapy Inc. was different.
She listened, really listened — and held us accountable when we slipped into unhealthy communication. She kept us focused. She made us feel seen, not judged. She helped us talk honestly about the deeper issues we had ignored for so long.
We didn’t just air grievances. We learned to be vulnerable, to own our shortcomings, and to offer each other forgiveness and patience.
Now, we’re talking again — honestly, openly, and with real empathy. We’re spending time together and actually enjoying it.
For the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful.
I am in love with my husband again — and it feels wonderful.
Our relationship felt frozen. We were caught in ruts — not really listening, not giving each other the benefit of the doubt. We loved each other, but communication had broken down. We weren’t sure couples therapy could really help. We’d tried talking before and ended up feeling worse. But after working with this therapist, everything changed.
She helped us truly hear each other for the first time in years. She noticed when we got defensive, when we stopped really looking at each other. She gently helped us reframe, reconnect, and open up again.
While it was hard and emotional, it was also the best thing we could have done for our marriage. As my husband said just last week:
‘I’m listening to you more than I ever have.’
Three ways our relationship changed:
- We feel optimistic and have a roadmap for moving forward.
- We truly understand each other better.
- We are able to talk through hurts and heal together.
If you’re even thinking about doing this, do it. It’s worth it.”
We rarely fought — we just lived like roommates, managing kids and life side by side, but without real connection.
I had wanted therapy for years, but previous experiences had left us hopeless. Long gaps between sessions, therapists who didn’t remember our history, shallow advice. We felt more and more alone.
Coming into the Couples Therapy Inc. intensive, I was terrified. I worried it would be our last effort — and that it might fail.
But what we found was different.
Our therapist created a warm, inviting space where both of us could truly be heard. She taught us real tools — in a way that clicked immediately.
Now, we’re communicating with patience and honesty. We understand how our childhoods shaped us — and how to better show up for each other and for our kids.
We are warmer toward one another. More patient with our children. More hopeful about the future.
This intensive didn’t just save our marriage — it reminded us why we chose each other in the first place.