Relationship Therapy
Our work with you and your loved partner will illuminate the most common problems in your relationship.
Relationship Focused CBT
Love is never enough. Dr Aaron T. Beck the father of cognitive therapy, teaches us how our well of distorted thoughts are the source of relationship problems, for example, negative thinking, disillusionment, rigid rules and expectations, and miscommunication. Our work with you and your love partner will illuminate the most common problems in your relationship.
‘Love’ how do you define it? Love is difficult to define but we all know what it feels like to love and how we make ourselves feel when our most intimate relationship is floundering.
There are different styles of loving and choosing someone to love and staying together through difficulties is rarely simple. Whether you are arguing, not talking have sexual problems, feel betrayed by infidelity, feel rejected or have simply stopped having fun – very few relationships exist conflict-free. When relationships falter our health and happiness often suffer. While for many of us our first instinct is to try and work through problems alone, it can be incredibly useful to seek outside help.
If you would like to discuss any aspect of Relationship focused Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, please contact us by email at enquiries@mariechurchcbt.co.uk or call us on 07488302282.
Benefits of Relationship Therapy
Psychological support and Interpersonal therapy for couples can save and strengthen a relationship.
Consider these ways to save your struggling relationship:
Marie studied the typology of ‘styles of loving’ for her MSc dissertation. She conducted a quantitative research on the endorsements of irrational beliefs and love styles. She is particularly Interested In helping couples with Infidelity and Interpersonal betrayal. We use a number of approaches to helping relationships including interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) which is based on the principle that there is a relationship between the way people communicate and interact with others and their mental health. We also use behavioural couple’s therapy for infidelity and interpersonal betrayal compulsive sexual and addictive behaviour problems.