Marriage Coaching vs. Counseling: The Hidden Difference
Should you invest in marriage coaching or marriage counseling? What's the difference? From a practical point of view, marriage coaching could be your best bet for reviving your marriage.
I keep hearing that "coaches don't teach." Instead they "ask questions" and "listen for patterns." That doesn't sound like the definition of "coaching" to me. It sounds like counseling. Most counselors assume you already know the answers and just need to talk and/or complain and lose long enough to figure it out on your own. You're already talking and/or complaining and losing without paying a counselor, and it doesn't work.
What if your son's football coach took that approach?
Instead, what if the problem is that you really don't know what works, what doesn't, and why in your marriage? That's why you're talking and/or complaining about your marriage and losing all the time.
What do YOU think you need to help you get to a higher level of marital satisfaction? If you wanted help with your marriage, wouldn't you want someone who knows how relationships work and is willing to teach you what she has learned through years of study, training, and experience?
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Explore the Psychology of Men, Women, and Marriage. Discover simple facts about what works, what doesn't, and why. Learn what it means to value women and respect men. I never favor one sex over the other. Because that would be counterproductive! As a former Professor and Couple's Psychologist, I am definitely not a sexist. And although I love helping women get what they want, I am not a feminist either. I am best described as a pragmatist who recognizes and honors the fact that men and women are different by design ... and I freely share what I have learned about intimate relationships with the opposite sex ... because your success matters to me!
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DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace a professional evaluation or treatment for emotional and relational concerns. If you are experiencing severe distress or believe you may be a victim of domestic violence, please contact a licensed mental health professional for assistance. If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
