Gottman's Method Therapy

Fall in Love and Stay in Love

Dating looks easy with dating apps and social media there seems to be unending possibilities out there. But if you are in a relationship you know it’s not that easy at all. It took work to find the one you’re with right now.

You’ve found someone great.

That person is your best friend or was… that person may be the mother or father of your child.

But lately getting along has been tough. You don’t know if you should stick it out or throw in the towel. You love this person; you just don’t know how to make it work. Every day seems to get worse.

Divorce rates have risen to 50%

So many couples are afraid to marry because of such high rates – they’re choosing co-habitation without the commitment of the vows.

What they don’t realize is that break-ups after living with your partner for years is just as painful as a divorce.

When we choose to love someone, we are investing ourselves into that person. Break-ups and divorces cost you pain financially, mentally and emotionally because it hurts to lose the one you love and the piece of self you gave to them.

That’s why separations feel so empty.

What if there was a way for you and partner to be best friends again?

Drs. John and Julie Gottman have been studying couples for over 40 years.

Their therapy method has lead couples out of the trenches and back into each other’s arms.

The process has been developed to improve communication skills, build trust, and work through current issues and past events, while creating or rekindling the intimacy that you probably had in the beginning.

It’s a program that’s fit for married or partnered couples and for couples who want to improve their communication before ‘tying the knot.’