What are you waiting for? It's time to take back your marriage and make it everything that both of us imagined. The first step is identifying any problems in the relationship so we can work on them together, but how will I know if my spouse needs couples' therapy or not without reading this list!
Are you talking to each other?
It is time for some serious updates in your relationship. You need communication, and if there's no more conversation between the two of you then it might be best that someone does something about this issue before things fallen apart even further.
Our therapist can teach both partners new ways on how they communicate so their love stays strong despite any differences or disagreements which may come up from day-to-day life happenings such as finances being an overall concern within many marriages today because couples don't always agree whose turn at certain tasks should occur next! Are you being respectful?
If the answer is no, then it sounds like there might be some resentment which has built up over time and that is something our counselors can help with. Learning how to be more respectful to one another can do wonders, even if it doesn't seem like it at first because it can change the entire dynamic of your relationship for the better!
Are you holding back affection?
Has your partner given you the silent treatment for something that's not really a big deal? Not being affectionate might seem like an easy way out, but it will eventually lead to imbalance in relationships and even feelings of isolation.
Are thinking about having an affair?
Whether it is a silent treatment or being angry over small things, holding back affection can lead to imbalance in relationships. You may feel that both of you are on different sides and eventually need help from professionals such as therapists who specialize in relationship issues like this one
A common misconception about dating couples today is how often they communicate with each other without talking directly--a practice known by itsterm "subtle Communication." It's important for people not only know what their partner needs but also be able recognize when he or she is trying to communicate in a nonverbal way.
You want your partner to change:
The longer you wait to seek professional help, the more difficult it is going be. You deserve love and support in your marriage; no one deserves less than that! When things get tough between partners there's always a temptation for them (and their friends) just waiting around-but don't do it:
We've seen many cases where couples come into our doors after months or even years apart only too late because they were able t find some peace through faith before ever seeking guidance from professionals who could guide both parties towards happier marriages filled with joy rather then pain.