Relationship and Marriage Counseling therapists in Hinckley, Minnesota MN
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Reginald K. Riggins
Psychologist, PhD
I have a passion for relationship and marriage counseling. My approach to therapy is to view the relationship as the client. I believe if you can improve the communication and behavioral skills of each partner you can improve the relationship. The overall goal is to improve your presenting concerns but also accentuate the positives of your relationship as well.
5 Years Experience
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Dr. Erick David Arguello
Psychologist, PsyD
I am dedicated to helping couples cultivate healthy and fulfilling relationships. Whether you're facing communication breakdowns, trust issues, or navigating major life transitions, I offer a safe and supportive environment to explore your concerns and work towards resolution.
15 Years Experience
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Ray Williams
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
Marriage/committed relationship is a wonderful thing... when it is working well. It is amazing to have someone who will always be there, supporting you, sharing life with you. Unfortunately, when things go south, it can be unbearable. When things start to decline, it is better to begin to address the problems. Rather than consistent conflict, we need to change the pattern so we can have those enjoyable times as well. If your relationship is moving in the wrong direction, let's make the changes now to spare the pain later.
14 Years Experience
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Craig Springer
Psychologist, PhD
I recognize how central relationships are to one’s health and well-being. I also understand how painful it can be when we have difficulties establishing or maintaining relationships or when we have difficulties in a particular relationship. The ability to maintain harmonious personal connections is not necessarily easy. Because of its inherent difficulty, many people encounter high levels of relational stress and may even experience a complete cut off from others.
The good news is that even though developing meaningful and healthy relationships requires a specific set of skills, which can be learned. Those who can improve their style of communication can bring about profound improvement in the level of closeness, support and satisfaction in their relationships and consequently experience greater happiness in their lives.
I can work with you to provide the tools necessary to improve communication and establish more intimate connections. I begin by examining your patterns of interactions to determine what is causing or maintaining your interpersonal conflicts or leaving you feeling detached. Next, I will guide you through practices that will teach you how to improve your relationship style and connections with others.
18 Years Experience
Relationship and Marriage Counseling
Mike Kosim
Marriage and Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
If you're looking for a better way of relating, either through couples work or individually, I can help. If you and your spouse /partner are looking back and seeing a repeating cycle of negativity, I help with Emotionally Focused Counseling for couples (EFT-c). If there's been infidelity and I can help with Affair Recovery - a specific process prior to the start of couples or marriage counseling. If you are at the brink of your relationship, I can help them with discernment counseling. Discernment helps couples clarify if they want to go one of three directions: keep everything the same, amicably break up, or dedicating the next 6 months to working on the relationship through couples or marriage counseling. DIscernment really strives to just help that clarity.
If you are an individual who wants to do your relationship differently, but either are in between relationships, or have an unwilling spouse or partner, I help in the following ways:
1. Really understand the root cause of the conflict or growing apart in the relationship.
2. Possibly do trauma work around those root causes using EMDR, Guided meditation, and family of origin work.
3. Understand how to communicate what you understand about your partner's or spouse's experience that may be helpful in healing.
4. Invite your partner into couples counseling.
14 Years Experience