Premarital Counseling

If you are engaged, thinking about marriage, or just want to create a long lasting relationship, sign up for premarital counseling with a licensed therapist.

Should We Do Premarital Counseling?

While we believe anyone who does premarital counseling or attends a premarital workshop will see benefits, we know it is especially beneficial to those early in their relationship hoping to gain skills to continue building long term. Use this checklist to determine if premarital work is a good fit.

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New Relationship

Premarital works best for couples who have been together less than 5 years and are still open to creating a relationship that works for them.

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Open to Learning

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Self-Awareness

Since premarital is not traditional therapy, it is important to have some self-awareness around how you contribute to the relationships successes and struggles.

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Struggling with Tough Convos

Everyone needs to be able to talk about their needs, desires, and wants with their partner. If these are being avoided or become heated, premarital can help.

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Collaborative Relationship

Premarital is usually research based information but you will also need a collaborative relationship to determine together what your future holds.

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Doesn't Always End Here

While a lot addressed in premarital, may walk away wanting more… and that’s ok. Premarital may just be a 1st step for your journey to happy and whole life.

Premarital Counseling may not be a good fit for…

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Current or Recent Infidelity

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History of Trauma

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Abusive Relationship