 Marriage Counselling & Family Therapy
Do any of these describe the way you behave or feel?
- Loss of cohesiveness or harmony
- Never-ending arguments
- Loss of sexual intimacy and/or infidelity
- Going to bed angry about a family problem
- Sleeping in separate bedrooms
- Frequent and intense arguments
- Arguments about trivial things
- Physical and/or emotional exhaustion
- “Silent treatment” between family members
- Defiant or disrespectful behaviour from the children
- Increased irritability
- Loss of privacy among family members
- Repeating “testing” a family member’s love
Has your family relationships hit some tough times and you feel there’s even more "pulling and pushing" ahead, or has changed for the worse in some small, but significant way.
If you feel that you and your family members are going in different directions – wanting different things – and you’re not able to come up with good compromise solutions, it might be time to talk with your partner, spouse or loved ones. Open, two-way discussions about these kinds of feelings are effective beginnings to the process of ending them.
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If you have an extended health benefits plan through your employment, a portion of the fee for Dr Unger’s professional services may be covered under your plan. Dr. Unger is a preferred provider for many extended health benefits plans.
But if you’ve tried without much success, don’t worry – help is closer than you think. Dr. Robert Unger is a compassionate psychologist who is skilled and experienced at helping people in the same situation as you are right now.
