Relationship Communication

Relationship communication is one of the most frequently identified needs of those in dating relationships and especially those who've experienced a lack of communication in a marriage relationship after about three years of marriage.

You already know how a lack of communication in a relationship can drive the romance right out.  What you may not know is that there are predictable steps in how relationships evolve.  These aren't taught anywhere, and so often you're left scared and disillusioned about what to do.

We not only teach communication skills, but we also are Myth Busters about communication in general.  What you don't know about relationship communication can spell disaster for a potentially awesome relationship.

Our expertly trained marital therapists will teach you the vital difference between solving a problem and knowing when you simply need to regulate the conflict around a particular issue.  We help you learn the 5 powerful, little known steps which guarantee positive outcomes in relationship communication.  you'll also learn how to tell the outcome of a disagreement within the first seven seconds.

Additionally, you'll learn about three conflict styles, identifing both your and your partners style and learn how to build bridges between your styles so your relationship communication goes smoothly, even if it's been sour lately.

It's also common for a single person to seek out relationship communication help without their partner.  Before you ask, yes, it works wonderfully.  It's always nice to have you both in the process, however our previous clients who've come solo have given wonderful feedback about the tremendous usefullness of our program and the impact it made on their relationships.

We begin with a full 2-hour intake session, costing $200.  All needed follow up marital sessions are 45-minutes long, costing $85 per session.

One 2-hour Relationship Communication Intake Session

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