Marriage counseling that Heals in Pembroke, MA. Restore Your Relationship.

Helping couples address and heal from infidelity and betrayal, Blair approaches couple's repair through a Partner Betrayal Trauma framework. Repair is possible through understanding and intentional action and resolution.

Providing couples and families communication tools and the best strategies to cope with stress, crisis and growth. Helping them to find joy together while being able to increase their vulnerability with one another, a factor which improves and heals connection.

Though we are not licensed marriage counselors, Grey Matters International, Inc. provides cutting edge brain optimization and rebalancing technology to better align the minds of partners to reduce conflict, increase hope---for the brain has the final word on change.

Personally trained by John Gray, at my Mars and Venus Counseling Center (since 1995) I will help you apply more effective communication techniques, learn how to understand and share your needs, heal and forgive resentments, and replace negativity with gratitude.

Strengthen your relationship through couples counseling, where you can address communication breakdowns, trust issues, and unresolved conflicts. By exploring emotional needs and fostering understanding, therapy helps rebuild connection and create lasting partnership.

We offer marital and couples counseling as well as family therapy. Often behavioral difficult behavior patterns recur across time and relationships. Therapy can help find insight and perspective to change these patterns and greatly enhance connections.

We want connection- a space to be vulnerable and truly seen. But emotional intimacy is risky, and that scares us, especially with a difficult history! Instead of being vulnerable, we build up walls to protect us. Let's break down the walls and build a loving connection.

Couples deserve to succeed. Did you know that conflicts among couples are rarely about the issues, but instead how they talk about the issues? It’s true. The problem isn’t the problem, but discussing it is.