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smith432 · Joined: 24 May 2012 Posts: 347

In the majority of marriages, one or both partners feel that counseling isn't appropriate. This can occur because the process is seen as too inconvenient, too expensive, or only for people who have tried everything else. It's harder for most couples to get help for their relationship problems than it is for individuals to see a therapist for anxiety, depression and other problems.

Your initial response to the idea of marriage counseling, especially if you'd have to go by yourself, may be negative. Try to overcome this feeling. After all, there's nothing wrong with getting help if it feels like things are starting to go off the rails. If your partner won't get on board with the idea of therapy, be willing to go it alone, at least at first. There's a good chance you'll end up going as a couple eventually.

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