What's Emotions Got to do With it?
Free Online Group Couples Counseling Sessions
Are you struggling to communicate with your partner? Have some disagreements you can’t seem to resolve? Let is help you. Join us Saturday mornings from 11AM-1PM, starting September 10th.
Using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we will work on identifying negatives patterns within a relationship. We will teach you how to:
- Learn your partner’s love langauge
- Learn how to make them feel heard and understood
- Skills to resolve conflict
- Problem solving skills for future issues you might have
Group Facilitators
Kiriana Gunn
Marriage, Family & Couples Counselor
Not Accepting Clients Currently
Latonya Carmichael
Clinical Intern
Not Accepting Clients Currently
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