Want a Better Relationship? A happy and fulfilled partnership can seem tricky. It doesn't have to be, once you know the right skills to build happiness and satisfaction in your relationship. Sometimes, something happens that knocks a couple's relationship off track. The problem often starts with a stressful situation like: moving, changing jobs, planning a wedding, a new baby, a child acting out, or illness in the family.
I can help unite you again and problem-solve ways to sort through the stress. Sometimes a relationship is facing a very serious crisis like: infidelity, alcohol or drug abuse, or serious fighting and anger problems including domestic violence. I can help you weigh your options and find solutions, proper treatment and balance. Sometimes, I know that even when a couple is not dealing with any significant problems, routine and boredom can lead to dissatisfaction and tension between partners.
Sometimes, couples need to rediscover each other and fall in love again. Sometimes, there are tools which one or both partner s didn't learn from their relationship role-models. Once these skills are learned, many couples experience a life-changing and empowering transformation. I would be glad to support you and help you improve any difficult, and not so difficult, challenges your relationship might be facing.
I provide a safe and non-judgmental environment in which both people can comfortably express themselves and be better understood. I give you honest, direct, and practical feedback on ways you can start improving things in your relationship right away. A civil relationship is required. It allows parents to create a more peaceful and harmonious home and be more united in their parenting. Being happy in your romantic life is a key factor to having happiness in the rest of your life.
Let's build more happiness in your relationship! This is the best way to keep everyone safe and get the best counseling outcome. Web View Mobile View. If you are a prospective, former or current client, and need to reach me, it is easier for me to respond to texts or emails and schedule phone contact:. Please call Access and Crisis Line:. The National Suicide Prevention Hotline. Check out my FAQs for additional information and help. Kristin Perry, MFT. To reach me, or schedule a time to talk, please text my cell phone number below, or e-mail me through the contact link or at the address below, it is sometimes difficult for me to talk on the phone, because I'm home with my very busy child much of the time:.
