Morrisville Counseling and Consulting PLLC
Services by appointment only. We do not provide crisis services. Call 911 or Triangle Springs Hospital at 919-561-5609 for immediate help.
Why Consider Couples or Marriage Counseling?
At Morrisville Counseling and Consulting, we understand that each couple’s journey is unique.
We believe that through professional counseling, every relationship can find new pathways to communication, understanding, and intimacy.
If you and your partner find yourselves struggling, remember, it is normal to need help, and there is hope and healing through therapy.
Strengthen Your Relationship and Avoid The Effects of Growing Apart:
Erosion of Communication:
Without professional intervention, communication barriers can worsen, leading to frequent misunderstandings and conflicts that deepen resentment and disconnect.
Compounded Resentment:
Issues that are not addressed can lead to accumulated resentment, where one or both partners may feel unheard and undervalued, causing significant emotional distance.
Emotional Disconnection:
Couples may find themselves drifting apart emotionally, losing the intimacy and connection that once brought them together, potentially leading to loneliness within the relationship.
Risk of Separation or Divorce:
Without addressing underlying issues, couples might see separation or divorce as the only solution, which could be preventable through timely counseling.
Professional Marriage And Couples Counselors in Morrisville, NC
Our Approach to Couples Counseling
At Morrisville Counseling and Consulting, we pride ourselves on using industry best practices tailored to the unique needs of each couple.
We begin by creating a safe space where both partners can feel heard and understood.
Our therapists work with you to identify the root causes of conflict and provide practical tools for communication and resolution.
The Counseling Process
Couples counseling with us follows a structured yet flexible approach:
Assessment:
Understanding each partner’s perspective and the dynamics of the relationship.
Goal Setting:
Identifying key areas for improvement and mutual goals for the partnership.
Intervention:
Implementing strategies to enhance communication, resolve conflicts, and rebuild trust.
Maintenance:
Developing long-term strategies to sustain and nurture your relationship.
Why Couples May Need Counseling
Couples often come to us during times of major life changes like a move or a new job, during periods of high stress, or when they feel they are drifting apart. Even happy events like the birth of a child can add unexpected stress.
Many couples seek counseling for a variety of issues including:
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Communication breakdowns
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Financial disagreements
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Conflicts over parenting styles
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Emotional or physical infidelity
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Loss of intimacy
Therapy offers a neutral space to explore these challenges without judgment. Our counselors are trained to guide couples through these difficulties, helping to heal wounds and forge stronger partnerships.
Reconnect and Enjoy Your Partner Like Never Before:
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Clearer and More Open Communication: Expect fewer misunderstandings and more effective conflict resolution.
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Rekindled Connection and Affection: Rediscover the emotional and physical intimacy that brought you together.
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Effective Conflict Management: Learn to handle disputes constructively, without hurting the relationship.
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Stronger Commitment to Each Other: Reinforce your commitment to a shared future, filled with mutual respect and understanding.
Take the First Step Toward Reconnection
Contact us today for a free phone consultation, and let us guide you on your journey.
If your relationship is struggling, we're here to help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Insurance Note: Please note that insurance does not cover couples counseling, as it is not considered medically necessary by insurance companies. Therefore, our couples counseling services are offered on a private pay basis. The fee is $170 for the initial session and $160 for each subsequent session of one hour or less.
Compassionate Marriage Counseling in Durham, Morrisville, Raleigh, and Cary Residents
Our convenient office location in Morrisville makes it easy for residents of Durham, Raleigh, and Cary to access the mental health services they need.
Find us just off of i40 and 540 at:
2880 Slater Rd, Suite 100 Morrisville, NC 27560
Frequently Asked Questions about Child Therapy
Q: Is marriage or couples counseling covered by insurance?
A: Please note that insurance does not cover couples counseling, as it is not considered medically necessary by insurance companies. Therefore, our couples counseling services are offered on a private pay basis. The fee is $170 for the initial session and $160 for each subsequent session of one hour or less.
Q: How do I know if my child needs therapy?
A: If your child is struggling with significant changes in behavior, mood swings, academic difficulties, social withdrawal, or other noticeable changes, it may be time to consider therapy. Additionally, if they have experienced trauma, loss, or major life changes, therapy can provide valuable support.
Q: Will my child's therapist share information with me?
A: As a parent, you are an important part of your child's therapy journey. While therapists prioritize confidentiality, they typically involve parents in the treatment process, especially when it comes to younger children or adolescents. However, the extent of parental involvement may vary depending on the child's age, preferences, and the therapeutic approach used.
Q: What can my child expect during therapy sessions?
A: Therapy sessions for children and teens are often interactive and tailored to their developmental level and interests. Depending on the child's needs, therapy may involve talking, play, art, or other expressive activities. The therapist will create a safe and supportive environment where your child can explore their feelings, thoughts, and experiences.
Q: How long will therapy last for my child?
A: The duration of therapy varies depending on your child's unique needs and goals. Some issues may be resolved in a few sessions, while others may require longer-term treatment. Your child's therapist will work collaboratively with you and your child to determine the appropriate length of therapy and adjust as needed based on progress.
Q: Can therapy help with academic or behavioral problems?
A: Yes, therapy can be beneficial for addressing a wide range of issues, including academic difficulties, behavioral problems, social challenges, and emotional concerns. Therapists can provide strategies, support, and resources to help your child overcome obstacles and thrive in various areas of their life.
Q:What are the most common scenarios for children that see a therapist?
A: Children seek therapy for various reasons, including behavioral challenges like aggression or defiance, academic issues such as learning disabilities or school stress, and emotional struggles like anxiety or depression. Therapy also helps children cope with trauma, family conflict, and social difficulties, fostering healthier relationships and improved coping skills. Additionally, therapy supports children through life transitions like moving or parental deployment, helping them adapt and manage stress effectively.
Q:What type of therapy is best for children?
A:There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, as therapy should be tailored to the child's needs and preferences. However, play therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and family therapy are commonly used and effective.
Q: What is CBT for children?
A: CBT, or cognitive-behavioral therapy, for children is a structured, goal-oriented approach that helps children identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors. It's often used to treat anxiety, depression, and behavioral issues.
Q: What is the most common disorder that needs behavioral therapy?
A: Behavioral therapy is commonly used to address a range of disorders, but one of the most prevalent is attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Behavioral therapy helps children develop coping strategies and improve focus and impulse control.
Q:What is therapy for a child with anxiety?
A: Therapy for a child with anxiety often involves cognitive-behavioral techniques to help the child identify and challenge anxious thoughts, learn relaxation techniques, and gradually face feared situations in a supportive environment.
Q: What age group of children gets the most therapy?
A: Therapy is provided to children of all ages, but school-age children (typically ages 6 to 12) are the most common age group to receive therapy due to the prevalence of behavioral and academic challenges during this developmental stage.