Marriage and Couples Counseling helps partners strengthen their relationship by improving communication, rebuilding trust, and resolving conflicts in a supportive, confidential environment. It provides tools to reconnect emotionally and create a more fulfilling partnership.

Any couple can benefit—whether you’re dating, engaged, newly married, or have been together for decades. Therapy helps couples in crisis as well as those who simply want to deepen their connection and improve communication.

Yes. Many couples seek counseling when they’re at a crossroads. Therapy can help you identify underlying issues, rebuild understanding, and make thoughtful decisions about your future—together or individually.

Affair recovery counseling helps couples process emotions, rebuild trust, and develop healthy communication patterns. With the right guidance, many relationships not only heal but become stronger and more open than before.

In your first session, your therapist will listen to both partners, understand your concerns, and identify patterns affecting your relationship. Together, you’ll create goals for therapy and start learning communication strategies that bring positive change.

The duration depends on your goals and the complexity of your relationship issues. Some couples see improvement within a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing therapy for deeper transformation and growth.

Yes. All sessions are private and confidential. Your therapist creates a safe space for both partners to share openly and honestly without fear of judgment or exposure.

Absolutely. Online marriage counseling provides the same quality of support as in-person sessions. Couples can connect with their therapist from home, making it convenient and comfortable for both partners.

Couples therapy can help with communication breakdowns, trust issues, emotional distance, parenting conflicts, infidelity, and stress affecting intimacy or connection. It focuses on healing and rediscovering emotional closeness.

Dr. Arvon is a leading relationship expert who helps couples rebuild intimacy, trust, and understanding. Her compassionate approach and evidence-based methods empower couples to create lasting, loving relationships.

In-person sessions allow for deeper connection and engagement between both partners and the therapist. Being face-to-face helps improve communication, body language awareness, and emotional presence. Many couples find that meeting in person creates a more focused environment, free from distractions, where they can express themselves openly and work through challenges together.