Fort Worth & Dallas Marriage Counseling
What is Marriage Counseling?
Marriage is hard. People change, and married couples either grow together or, more often than not, begin to grow apart.
Noyau’s licensed marriage counselors in Dallas and Fort Worth are here to help. Marriage counseling can provide you and your partner with a safe neutral space to address concerns, express emotions, and start to build a stronger more fulfilling relationship. Our holistic and evidence-based therapy approach allows everyone involved to understand the core issues in order to build a path forward. We will help you develop communication strategies by encouraging empathy and emotional expression and practicing mutual understanding.
Marriage counselors help couples who are negatively affected by:
communication issues
finances
sex
affairs (infidelity)
children
family/in-laws
stepfamily issues
jealousy
religion/ethics/values
moving
lack of emotional intimacy and/or connection
depression
anxiety
substance abuse
anger
role conflict
infertility
countless other challenges
Life can be chaotic. If you and your partner are not working through new circumstances and growing together, you may find yourselves living separate lives. Communication becomes difficult, and discussions turn into fights that feel impossible to overcome.
Our Dallas and Fort Worth Marriage Counselors help you work through and prevent these relationship issues and resolve conflicts.
Recognized as One of the Best Marriage Counselors in Dallas - Fort Worth (Angela Taylor)
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How to prepare for Marriage Counseling
Try to come in with an open mind and heart. Our Dallas and Fort Worth Marriage Counselors often see couples who come to therapy, but only one member wants to be there. This is normal. One member often feels the relationship is worse or has reached a point of no return.
If you have made it as far as coming into the office, you will get the most out of your time by being open and honest about how you are feeling and what you are experiencing. Our therapists encourage you to share any doubts or concerns about the process and ask questions about how it will move forward and help your relationship.
We know how difficult it can be to walk through the door to begin marriage counseling, and we want to make it a comfortable experience where you feel safe to express yourself freely.
What to expect from a Marriage Counselor
Specific ideas on how to communicate more effectively
Expert guidance to stop the circular (and often escalating) marital arguments/fights
Specific guidelines, tailored to you, on how to bring passion back to your marriage
Implementable steps to identify “cause and effect” and negative patterns
Effective techniques to heal past damage, grievances, resentment
Direction and facilitation to get through difficult stages of marriage
“Here and now” ways to successfully move forward with your marriage
Future problem solving
Individual direction on working through addiction, depression, anxiety, co-dependency, etc.
Couples Marriage Counseling results
Noyau’s marriage therapists in Dallas and Fort Worth are expertly trained in couples counseling and believe in marriage, so they want to help yours grow and thrive!
The success of your marriage depends on how much work you are willing to put into the process and the marriage.
The harder you work, the better the outcome. Your marriage is important to us! Noyau’s marriage counselors work as hard as you do to help couples restore and rebuild to improve their relationship.
Book a marriage counseling session in Dallas, Fort Worth, or via telehealth.
You may also call us to schedule a marriage counseling session.
Dallas Noyau Wellness Center: 214-706-0619
Fort Worth Noyau Wellness Center: 682-385-9540
FAQs
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Marriage counseling, also known as couples therapy, is a therapeutic approach to helping couples navigate challenges, improve their communication, and strengthen their relationship.
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A certified marriage and family therapist primarily aids couples and families. They dedicate their expertise to guiding these individuals in nurturing and repairing their relationships, while also teaching crucial skills for healthy family and couple dynamics.
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No. While many couples seek therapy during challenging times, others attend sessions as a proactive measure to strengthen their relationship, improve communication, or address minor issues before they escalate. Many couples in Fort Worth and Dallas seek therapy as a proactive measure to strengthen their relationship.
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Find a therapist with whom both partners feel comfortable. Consider factors like the relationship therapist's experience, approach, and any specializations they might have. It's okay to have an initial session or consultation to determine if it's a good fit. Consider therapists' experience in marriage counseling specifically in the Fort Worth & Dallas area if that is where you are located.
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Session lengths in Fort Worth & Dallas typically last an hour, but your therapist may offer longer sessions if needed.
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The number of sessions varies depending on the specific issues being addressed and the progress of the couple. Some couples benefit from just a few sessions, while others may engage in therapy for several months or even longer.
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Absolutely. In Fort Worth and Dallas, like everywhere, confidentiality is a cornerstone of therapy. Anything you discuss with your therapist is kept private, with very few exceptions related to safety concerns.
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While it's most beneficial when both partners are actively involved, there are instances where one partner may start the process alone. However, for the therapy to be most effective, both partners' participation is usually encouraged.
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It's not uncommon for one partner to be hesitant. We recommend starting with an individual session to discuss your concerns, and the therapist can provide guidance on how to encourage your partner to join.
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A professional marriage counselor in the Fort Worth & Dallas area, as anywhere, aims to remain neutral and provides a safe space for both partners to express themselves. The goal is not to "take sides" but to help both individuals communicate and understand each other better.
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Marriage counseling focuses on the relationship and dynamics between partners, whereas individual therapy focuses on individual concerns and personal growth. However, they can complement each other when necessary.