Relationship Conflict
April 4, 2010 by Dr. Adina McGarr
Filed under Relationship Conflict
With the stress of our fast-paced society, couples today are under more stress than ever before. With the divorce rate hovering around 50% of all marriages, couples counseling may provide a way to work through conflicts that seem insurmountable, as well re-ignite feelings that may have seemed long gone. However, couples counseling is not reserved for only those that are married and relationship conflict occurs beyond intimate relationships. If you are in a strained relationship with your mother, spouse, friend, daughter, lover, etc, therapy provides an accessible avenue to improve interpersonal relationships.
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