Marriage therapy, also known as couples therapy, is a way to help couples recognize and resolve their marital conflicts and disputes. Using simple techniques, couples can significantly improve their relationship and make thoughtful decisions about rebuilding it or going their separate ways. Several issues such as lack of communication, unmet expectations, financial troubles and infidelity can be tackled with therapy.
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