Couples, Marriage and Relationship Therapy

As social beings, healthy interpersonal relationships are almost as important to us as our own healthy bodies and healthy minds. At Sage, we help couples, partners and other relationship groups form close and strong emotional connections and overcome complex difficulties. Our structured therapeutic approach gives each participant in the relationship an opportunity to share their thoughts and feelings in a safe environment where difficulties can be overcome, and healthy behaviors can grow.

Couples therapy, relationship therapy and marriage counseling are all types of psychotherapy in which couples and other relationship groups identify and resolve conflicts to form healthy patterns of communication, interaction and behavior. Whether the problem stems from differences in priorities or communication styles, responses to challenging life events, sexual or other compatibility issues, Sage’s trained and licensed therapists will use proven techniques to help each person in the relationship – and the couple or group as a whole –  to draw closer, communicate more effectively and form deeper connections.

As a first step, an initial assessment is performed by our licensed professionals to learn more about you and your relationship. After the initial assessment, a clinician specialized in couples and relationships will work with you to create a personalized program of therapy with specific goals and outcomes in mind.

Who can benefit from it?

You might benefit from couples, marriage or relationship therapy if:

• You are experiencing conflict, sadness or distance in your relationship.
• You have experienced a traumatic event in your relationship and need help to recover, restore healthy habits and move forward.
• You are questioning your place in a relationship and need to reflect objectively on the situation and potential ways forward.
• You are in a complex situation such as co-parenting or a co-spousal arrangement and need objective professional support.
• You have had unhealthy relationships and need support to identify potential negative patterns and interpersonal dynamics that may be responsible.
• You are going through a relationship transition – a new relationship, a new family arrival, a change of work or country of residence, or the end of a relationship – and need support with the associated emotions, thoughts and stressors.

Therapies

• Family Therapy.
• Couples/Marital Therapy.
• Grief Counseling.