Please recommend your couples therapist
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Anonymous
| Bethesda/potomac. Weekend hours are a must bc husband's schedule is unpredictable. Have tried therapy before- didn't help. Married over 10 years. Neither wants a divorce but we do not like each other at all. |
Shineshelly
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Hi there,
It really can be difficult living with someone who doesn't make you feel loved anymore. When unhappy in marriage it can seem there are only two options: stay together and be miserable or get a divorce. Glad you and your husband have decided to hang in there and try to work things out. I definitely believe there is hope to restore the close relationship you once had. There is always that third option to work on it and/or wait it out until one or both spouses have a change in their outlook. There are hundreds of tools focused on ways to build a strong, healthy relationship. There are many good getaway-style marriage conferences, film series and seminars to educate and enhance broken relationships. Here is the link to a reputable company with that has helped my family during a difficult time (http://bit.ly/1rV2dIP). I hope you receive the help you need to have a happy marriage once again! Praying for you! |
Anonymous
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Lindsey Hoskins was very helpful. We would see her on Sundays which was very convenient.
http://lindseyhoskins.com/ |
Anonymous
| Emily Cook saved our marriage. She's in Bethesda. We see her Sundays, but I think she has other couples therapists who work Saturdays too. http://emilycooktherapy.com |