Relationships aren’t always easy. They take time, commitment, and work. There are some struggles that partners go through that they may seek counseling for.
Available Treatment Options
A relationship counselors can serve as a neutral third party. If couples decide to go to a counselor for marriage issues, they can expect an overall assessment of the issues. Most marital issues have at least some component of communication concern, so martial counselors often focus on effective and empathetic communication.
Counseling interventions for marital issues may also include fostering care and empathy in all facets of the relationship, spending time together, addressing specific issues and processing emotions, and reflective listening. A marital therapist may also suggest that one or both partners engage in individual therapy if they have specific mental health concerns.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Marriage Issues
As one of the therapists at Scout Counseling, PLLC, I work primarily with couples and individuals related to communication, conflict resolution, boundaries, emotional regulation, anxiety, and depression.
I work with clients of all ages and walks of life; I appreciate the life stories of those I work with and enjoy finding solutions and tools to support them. My professional background includes working in addiction counseling, solution focused and psychodynamic modalities.
I am privileged to walk alongside both adults and children 8 years of age and older as they journey toward true flourishing. If you could walk away with one thing from me, I’d want you to know that your story and your voice matter immensely. With time and perseverance, I want to help you see that for yourself. Let us push back against the darkness together.
I strongly believe in beginning from where you are right now. Together, we will embark on a journey tailored to your personal goals, working step by step to overcome obstacles and achieve healing and growth. Your journey is unique, and I am here to provide support and strategies that resonate with your individual experiences.
Dustin believes that every person can experience healing and hope. He creates a non-judgmental, safe environment where his clients feel welcomed, seen, and heard. Dustin enjoys working with individuals in all seasons of life from adolescence to the empty nest. Dustin has helped individuals walk through grief, trauma, major life transitions, spiritual issues, and those struggling in their vocation.
I employ a holistic approach that integrates evidence-based practices and a strengths-based perspective to tailor interventions to individual needs. Through this framework, I deeply explore each person's unique experiences and needs, uncovering the underlying factors that contribute to their overall well-being. Within my practice, I draw upon a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including...
While I rely on my skills in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a foundation for treatment, I may also use modalities such as Solution Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing in building a plan of care to best suit their needs.
Anthony Barrett is passionate about caring for individuals, couples, and families and the particular ways they struggle. He works in areas of relationships, addiction, and trauma in both individual and group counseling settings. His approach is trauma-informed and relational and his desire is for counseling to be a place where hope, goodness, and wholeness are rediscovered and recultivated toge...
Ashleigh is passionate about helping individuals and families discover a deeper sense of who they are. She enjoys coming alongside clients, offering hope and healing in places where they feel stuck. Ashleigh creates a strong connection with her clients which she believes is foundational for facilitating growth and change.
As the owner and manager of Scout Counseling, PLLC, I work primarily with couples and men on issues related to communication, conflict resolution, infidelity, boundaries, emotional regulation and expression, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, including adjustments to marriage as well as having children, or becoming empty nesters.
My objectives are to:
~ provide a safe/non-judgmental space to be seen and heard
~ partner with you in addressing your personal/relationship goals
~ provide you with real life approaches toward personal/relationship practices that promote honesty
~ identify unresolved issues that prevent personal/relationship growth
~ assist in developing self care skills/practices that heal rather than ignore ...