Find Marriage Therapists in Lilburn, GA

1.What would I like my spouse to say about me and our marriage? 2. What character qualities do we hope will describe our marriage? 3.What kind of love do we want to receive from each other and give to our family? 4. What is

Many people enter couples therapy hoping their partner will become someone different, but no therapist can help you accomplish that. Instead, I try to identify the dysfunctional habits and vicious cycles that keep occuring between them so they can do something

Once you have made contact with me, you and your partner become my priority. My idea couple to work with is a couple struggleing to connect emotionally, a Christian couple who struggles with family issues and balancing their spirituality with relationship

I have been happily married for 34 years. I think the 3 important factors in a successful marriage is respect, communication, and trust. I try to focus on these 3 important factors in my sessions with clients. I also encourage them to work on their personal

*In office and virtual therapy provided*   Johanna is an Afro-Dominican, compassionate bilingual therapist who enjoys working with a variety of clients. As a trained family therapist, she enjoys working with family issues,

My goal is to provide couples with the tools/life skills to navigate through conflicting situations/circumstances and help them to build and maintain healthy relationships! 

Regardless of the reasons for seeking marital therapy, there are some fundamental skills that couples need heal from problems and continue growing and deepening their relationship together.  One key element is honest and open communication which requires

What happened to the good times?  Where did everything go wront? You look at him or her-and you no longer see the partner you married.  You feel trapped.  Is there any avenue of good communication remaining?  Sometimes it is clear

What happened to the good times? You look at him or her – and you no longer see the partner you married. You feel trapped. Why does, “Could you give Johnny a bath?” turn into World War III?  

Sarah Ramsay, MA, LMFT holds a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mercer University, School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA and also a B.A. in Human Development and Family Studies from Samford University.

Every relationship is different. Many times we compare ourselves and our situation to others. Every couple deserve the chance to examine their relationship and determine what works best for them. I enjoy working with couples who identify as ethically non-mongamous

“How do I fix my relationship issues?”

Creating the life you desire can be challenging when life continues to place different obstacles in your way. Whether it's an individual, a couple, or a family goal, something always stops you from moving forward. For some of us communication vulnerability, and

My approach is empathic and caring and of a cognitive behavioral orientation. I will help you identify and develop the skills and insights you need to experience success over your problems and to have more satisfaction in your life and relationships.

Learn all about what we do at www.modernpath.net   I specialize in working with gender, sexuality and relationship structure minorities. I am pursuing certification in Emotionally Focused Therapy, an evidenced based practice when

I understand the value of relationships and I work with couples to learn how to better communicate in order to overcome interpersonal difficulties and restore rapport.  Each couple is different and so my approach is custom made.  In the many years of my

Dr. Tiy-E Muhammad, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS), Psychology Professor, a Life-Consultant, Author, Motivational Speaker, Educator, Vegan Mentor, Fitness Pundit, and Spiritual Advisor, my life is

I am a Christian psychologist with twenty years of experience in empowering couples at all stages (pre-marital, newlyweds, and seasoned couples) to improve communication, intimacy, teamwork, conflict resolution, supporting one another's dreams, and infidelity

Relationships can be challenging. You may go through phases where you feel like you are not on the same page. Maybe you continue to find yourselves repeating the same arguments and unhealthy patterns. Together, we will work to identify the underlying issues while

As a therapist, I chose to work with couples because I have been married for over 20 years so I know some of the challenges and rewards of being in a stable relationship. Also, as a child of divorce, I understand some of the damage and trauma a broken relationship can