Couples and Marriage Therapy

Two individuals living together must learn to understand, appreciate and respect the other partner. If the two people do not address these difficulties regularly, they often become vulnerable to thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that can be destructive to the relationship. In our treatment program the two individuals will be evaluated as unique persons in their own right, and as partners in this relationship. The approach will be systematic, respecting the unique sensitivities of each party. Honest communication is essential to all constructive treatment. Most couples find it very refreshing, rewarding, and positive to participate in treatment together. Often the treatment is brief and issues are resolved with minimal pain. However, if after all efforts, the two individuals cannot find enough emotional commitment to be constructive, loving, and healthy in the relationship, this too will be confronted directly and alternatives will be explored.

We recommend you read the profiles of these Stress Management Clinic Professionals:

West Allis Stress Management Clinic (414) 329-7000

     Linda Bell, LCSW

     Joyce Brahm, LPC

    Norman Goldfarb, Ph.D.

     Craig Modell, Ph.D.

    Kathleen Vogt, LCSW

 

Waukesha Stress Management Clinic (262) 544-6486

     Nancy Brady-Freitag, Ph.D., CADC III

     Terrill Bruett, Ed.D.

     Paul K. Glass, Ph.D.

     Kathie Koenig, LCSW

     John Weaver, Psy.D.

     Ann Wellman-Krause, LCSW

 

    Scott J. Woodley, Ph.D.

 

Glendale Stress Management Clinic (414) 962-9156

     John Jendusa, LCSW

     Kathie Koenig, LCSW

     Craig Modell, Ph.D.

     Kurt Spangler, MS

 

Germantown Stress Management Clinic (262)253-9420

    Joseph Abraham, LCSW

    Nannette Counsell-Wilke LCSW