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Every marriage has its ups and downs and some couples get through it but some don’t. During rough spots in a relationship it is important that married couples get good advice and counseling to survive these troubled times.

Marriage counseling is all about helping married couples stay together and happy with one another. Many times when a couple is thinking about going to marriage counseling it is because one or both of them has lost touch with the other.

They say that true love last for all eternity? You know, the kind you see in plays like, ""Romeo and Juliet."" These two star-crossed lovers fell passionately for one another, and there was nothing anyone could do about it. Of course they were driven to commit suicide shortly after.

A friend of mine recently told me that she and her fiance had gone though some marriage counseling sessions before they got married, I thought she was nuts. I couldn't understand why on earth would anyone would want to do this?

There is no Life Coach ‘cook-book’ that contains Relationship Advice solution for an unhealthy abusive relationship. Long term Marriage Counseling is usually required. As a Psychologist and Online Marriage Counseling provider I regularly come across people who think that the solution to their marital problems is a click, call or just an email away.

Let us try to view your husband's perceived "Quality" of your previous and current marriage relationship. Is is true that you had not yet included the sex topic in our Online Counseling dialogue? Males are very sensitive about that aspect of a relationship, I said...

The Online Counseling process with J. confirmed the old wisdom that psychological processes do not erase memories; they heal them. This is being done by zooming in on the "WHY" and examining the fundamental deteriorating factors. Only thereafter the Online Counseling process can deal with the "WHAT NEXT" question, which was addressed via five sessions of Couple Online Counseling.

Do the both of you, do you think, want to try to make the relationship work? I asked her. I needed to see how much, if any, motivation was still left with K. and her estranged husband long experience. “I, I just don’t know. I mean I want to try to make it work, it’s what’s best for the kids I think.” She answered me. I listened to what she DID NOT SAY; she did not mention HERSELF. I then new that K. was not yet ready… Another process had to be called for, prior to ant Marriage Counseling attempt.

The ground for a mutual Marriage Counseling work was established. My professional Psychologist assessment triggered the husband to join and participate in a structured Online Marriage Counseling process. No, it was not a quick-fix Relationship Advice; but yes, it was done within less than two months; only six counseling sessions were needed in order for them to move into a different, happier and more equality fulfilling lifestyle.

As a Psychologist I started thinking objectively. What are the real issues occurring here? My client of course was agitated and feeling despair about the whole situation but what was the underlying cause for it all, I wondered. After a little more counseling time with N. it became obvious to me that the biggest issue for HER was the issue of trust. Trust is of course key in any relationship. But what was HIS issue?