Research shows over 50% of marriages end in divorce and over 70% of second marriages end in divorce. With statistics like that, there's a real need for quality marriage counseling. Couples tend to wait far too long before getting help. Unfortunately, many couples never enter into marriage counseling until they have already crossed the point of no return.
The reality is more marriages are failing than are succeeding. If we look at the positives, or who is currently succeeding in marriage, according to Neil Clark Warren's data, only 25% of couples endure and state that they are truly happy! Communication and mindful dialogue can help your relationship better withstand the test of time and all the hurdles life may throw your way.
There are options to help you and yours in your marriage. Positive change can only begin when both parties take the first step together. Come see me in Wilmington, NC today to start communicating through your relationship, today!
It may feel like your marriage is falling apart or your partner is drifting away. Luckily for you and your partner, there are options to make your relationship stronger than ever. Marriage counseling has been proven to improve all aspects of most couple’s relationships. Here are a few benefits you can expect to experience if you choose to go the route of marriage counseling:
- Develop a closer marriage: More often than not, couples who seek marriage counseling do so because they feel like they are drifting apart. They don’t feel as connected as they did when they first got married. As couples listen and learn from one another, they can expect to grow a closer bond and revitalize the close relationship they once had.
- Healing old wounds: Revisiting past events that may have led to a broken marriage often helps heal those wounds. By healing these old hurts, couples can become closer than ever and renew their commitment to one another.
- Learn to resolve conflicts in real time: Being able to resolve conflicts before they escalate is key to maintaining a happy marriage. Couples can expect to learn how to deal with problems before they progress into even bigger ones. This can prevent problems from lasting the lifetime of their marriage.