You're pretty sure marriage is not supposed to be like this...

If you're like most people looking at this website, you are probably thinking that something is wrong with your relationship. It shouldn't be this painful...there should not be so many fights. You should feel more loved and cherished by your partner. See if the items below also describe your situation:

  • Are you falling out of love with your partner?

  • Are you fighting and arguing too much of the time?

  • Have hurtful past events damaged the trust between you and your partner?

  • Are there painful communication problems in your relationship?

Are you or your partner unhappy in your marriage?  Are you concerned about loss of trust, love or attraction?   In Couples Counseling, you will learn ways to repair your marriage - to restore affection, passion and respect.

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Hi, I'm Don Wallach, a therapist who works with couples and individuals, helping to improve their relationships and their lives.  I have been successfully guiding struggling couples to improve and repair their marriage for over 14 years.  I help couples create a marriage where each partner loves, respects and listens to the other.   It may be difficult to imagine, but for those who do the work of couples counseling, real change is possible.

Would you like to find out more about couples therapy or individual therapy?

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Call me if you would like to talk to me about psychotherapy, would like to figure out how to talk to your spouse about coming with you to couples counseling, or would like to schedule an appointment.   You can reach me at either:

Marin County:  415-339-7890  
Sonoma County: 707-583-2305

--------------------------------------------------------------------Marriage Repair - The Art of Coming Home From Work

Due to problems in a marriage, coming home from work can be an emotionally painful thing to do. Spouses may avoid each other, not wanting to feel the distrust, emotional distance and conflict that occurs when they are together.  Many people avoid coming home altogether, working late or finding other ways to postpone it.  Others come home to stress and tension, either with their spouse or children.  While it may seem like a distant and unattainable dream, to come home to a peaceful sanctuary, or at least a welcoming place, there are some steps...(to read the rest of this article).


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