A Guide to Couple's Counseling: What Really Happens in Marriage Therapy
A Guide to Couple's Counseling is a MasterClass about how the process works. As a former professor and couple's counselor, Dr. Debi explains what you need to know about what really happens in therapy. She also offers tips for selecting a therapist who knows enough about gender differences in marriage not to take sides and who understands the pain and frustration you each are experiencing. Whether you're dating, engaged, newly married, or decades in ... if you're feeling frustrated, disconnected, or just unsure what went wrong, you want to make sure you're in the right place.
Although Dr. Debi closed her clinical practice in 2021 and no longer offers Couple's Counseling, she offers a 90-Day Couple's Coaching Program for men and women who are ready and willing to learn what it takes to make their marriage work. Her program includes her course: "The Psychology of Men, Women, and Marriage: What Works. What Doesn't. And Why" as well as individual support between Coaching Calls.
START HERE â–ş https://www.awisewomansguide.com/free
BOOK A CONSULTATION â–ş https://www.awisewomansguide.com/consultation
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!
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.
