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Whenever two imperfect people come together in the union of marriage, we can expect issues to bubble up here and there. Every couple has problems in their relationship to some degree. If these challenges are worked through well, they can actually have the way to greater levels of love and intimacy. When issues in a marriage are left unresolved, husbands and wives can become stuck in a cycle of negativity, blame, resentment and desperation. Our marriage therapists at Seattle Christian Counseling are here to tend to your relationship before things get out of control. If you and your spouse are feeling unsatisfied or your marriage seems on the brink of disaster, know that you are not alone. Consider giving Christian marriage counseling a try – we’re here to fan the flame of hope.

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Articles about Marriage Counseling

Kristina Durene

Jul

2020

What is Infidelity? Christian Counseling for Affair Recovery

Kristina Durene

Christian Couples Counseling Infidelity and Affairs Marriage Counseling Relationship Issues

Jake had a feeling that his wife was cheating for a couple of months. She was distant, acting differently, and seemed to start fights so they would end up sleeping separately. Jake looked through her phone and found a string of “love messages” from his wife’s co-worker and evidence of a physical and emotional affair. He confronted them both. His wife was frantic and tried to shift the blame to his shortcomings. He has two young kids and while he’s ready to hire a lawyer and get a divorce, he wonders: Should I try to save my marriage? For Shawna, grief comes in waves. When she thinks about her husband’s...

Mike Newman

Jan

2020

My Spouse is an Alcoholic: Can I Make Them Stop Drinking Alcohol?

Mike Newman

Chemical Dependency Family Counseling Individual Counseling Marriage Counseling Relationship Issues

“My spouse is an alcoholic.” Drinking alcohol is a choice, but too much overindulgence for too long can turn a person with choices into an alcoholic with Alcohol Use Disorder and no control over their own addiction. So, if your spouse drinks too much, how do you get them to stop drinking alcohol? How do you save them from themselves? You may have already heard the short answer: you can’t – they have to want to stop drinking. It seems hopeless because they are not going to want to stop drinking. Once the disease has progressed to the point of changing the chemistry in the brain, the alcohol controls their...