Sometimes a series of brief intensive counseling sessions over a series of 3 or 5 days can be helpful to allow for progress in therapy over the shortest period of time. Couples often find that dedicating a period of time to focus on the therapeutic process in an intensive manner, while distractions are minimized, and time set aside for this purpose alone, is a valuable investment of time. Marriage intensives are customized based on initial consultation and client needs, but include 4-5 hours daily counseling sessions plus therapeutic assignments and video training outside of session.

A personalized initial assessment is a valuable tool which allows the client to share a history and the therapist to recommend a course of treatment unique to the client.

Based on client population at any given time, group counseling sessions may be available. If you are a candidate for group counseling, participation will generally be recommended to you. However, please indicate your interest to your therapist for further information; an initial assessment will be needed prior to participation in a group session.

Counseling sessions can be comprised of one person or multiple, ages 13 and above. Couples counseling can consist of engaged couples preparing for marriage, married couples seeking to enrich their marriage or those who are in the midst of crisis. Family counseling can include teens and extended family as desired.

Tele-therapy can be helpful as a supplement to in-office sessions based on client convenience, needs and interest.

Polygraph examinations can be helpful when there is a question in a spouse's mind as to whether there are secrets in the marriage or to prove that there are no secrets. Assurance of full disclosure is an important part of the healing process and can assist in restoring trust in the marriage relationship.