Getting help through couples therapy
Love may conquer all in many pop songs, but if you've been in a relationship for long, you know it's not always true in real life. No matter how much two people care for each other, they can find themselves struggling because of a sudden crisis, betrayal, or disruption in life circumstances. Or the relationship can gradually become stuck in negative patterns of interaction.
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