Marriage Counseling in Fort Worth, Texas
Marriage Counseling Fort Worth
Cowtown's marriage counseling in Fort Worth, Texas involves a third-party, unbiased, couples therapist, meeting with a couple for 50 minutes. We provide a comfortable office environment to work on your relational, mental health, and spiritual goals. Normally couples talk about important issues affecting their relationship. We encourage and give you the opportunity to do this. Think of us as your biggest cheerleaders, mentors, and coaches. Each of our Christian therapists specializes in marriage counseling.
How Our Couples Therapists in Fort Worth, Texas Help Marriage Relationships
Cowtown's couples therapists in Fort Worth can help restore your relationship whether you have been together for 5 months or 50 years. Our marriage counselors provide a therapeutic environment rich with practical skills and biblical encouragement for the purpose of developing and growing intimacy within your marriage. Some couples desire “tune-ups”, while others a completely rebuilt relationship. Our therapists help with both. View our why us page to see how we are different from other counseling centers.
The Process of Couples Therapy Sessions
The process starts by filling out an intake form, where each spouse shares some of the things he or she is struggling with as well as some of the goals for the relationship. After this, you and your spouse will arrive for your first appointment. Your counselor will ask some questions to get to know each of you, as well as allow for questions to be asked. Counseling goals will be communicated in order to develop a plan. Number of sessions will vary depending on the couple. Throughout the process, each couple will uncover relational patterns, learn healthy ones, and build a Christian foundation for marriage. Scroll down to view the common issues we see in our office. Are you still not sure about the process? Check out our what to expect page.
When It's Time to Seek Counseling
Maybe you’re wondering when it’s time to seek marriage counseling. You feel distant from your spouse, don’t communicate well, or maybe your spouse had a blowup and you’ve never seen this before. These are understandable reasons for coming to couples therapy. On the other hand, we have seen couples within marriages that desire tune-ups, working through parenting differences, and so on. Be encouraged. You can benefit from counseling if you are going through relational stress or working through a difference, no matter how you rate your marriage.
Cowtown Christian Counseling serves Fort Worth with Marriage Counseling from a Christian perspective.
Christian Marriage Counselors for multiple life stages
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Young Couples
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30-40s
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50+
Our team of relationship counselors and couples therapists includes Brian Dunn, Crystal Shi, Sherena Holmes, and Joel Peterson.
We strive to be proficient in multiple marriage counseling issues. This list is not exhaustive. Please contact us with any questions you may have.
Marriage Counseling Issues
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Addiction
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Anxiety
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Communication
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Conflict
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Infertility
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Infidelity Recovery
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Intimacy issues
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In-laws
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Parenting differences
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Resentment
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Spiritual Growth
Helpful Blog Posts for Couples
We love writing blog posts for couples and marriages. Listed below are three of our favorite short reads on relationships:
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Have you ever wondered what it means to be "One Flesh"? Is it just sex, or does it mean more? One flesh is mentioned in the Bible but we don't really know what it means in our daily life. Check out our short read on Marriage Counseling and One Flesh.
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It would be great to always love and be loved by your spouse. Jesus teaches us about love, primarily learning it from God. Please read our post on Relational Perfection. We hope you are encouraged.
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Our couples therapists often hear the word "Communication" from our clients. This makes sense because speaking and learning to listen is very important to grow healthy relationships. Read this short and encouraging blog on 3 communication tips to help during conflict.
Three Quick Tips for Healthy Marriages
1. Support is key. Having someone to talk too and pray with outside of your spouse is important. A close Christian friend is ideal.
2. Have fun. Did you know that fun resets relationships? Spouses scheduling fun events for their relationship is essential.
3. Focus on what you can change. What behaviors come to mind that might influence, not necessarily cause, your husband or wife to respond in a certain way? These are great things to work on.
Helpful Answers to Your Questions
How many sessions will we need?
You and your spouse may need as few as 5 or 6 sessions, but most couples will need at least 8 to 10. New relational patterns often take time and practice.
How do I talk to my spouse about coming to therapy?
It is important to talk to your spouse about the benefits of therapy, more than what may need to change in your relationship. We recognize that motivation is a factor in change. She or he may not be motivated. Our counselors have worked with marriages where one desires to change more than the other. This is more common than not. Please give us a call if you have any questions. We are happy to help.
Does therapy actually help relationships?
Our Couples therapy has helped and enriched many relationships in Fort Worth and the surrounding North Texas area. Most of our clients report an increase in emotional connection and communication. You are welcome to view our google business profile to see our satisfied clients.
Do you offer pre-marital and engagement counseling?
We offer pre-marital and engagement counseling. Each couple will be provided practical tools as well as professional care.
Weekend Intensives
We are proud to offer our Fort Worth clients weekend marriage intensives. Not all couples can schedule counseling every week for an extended period of time. The purpose of the intensive is to condense counseling sessions while supporting relational learning and growth for a married couple. Please give us a call for more information.
8 hours of counseling
Couple activities
Friday-Sunday