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Do you need to see a marriage counselor?
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 Do you need to see a marriage counselor?  Do you need to see a marriage counselor?

Couples have problems from time to time. It is the nature of close relationships. There are certain problems and issues couples face that threaten the wellbeing of the marriage, and even the marriage itself, if left unresolved. Take the following survey and see if you could benefit from a course of marriage counseling.

Do you feel like you are more committed
to the health of your relationship
than your partner is?
Do you trust your partner?
Do you feel appreciated by
your partner?
Have you considered divorce if things don't change?
Are you satisfied with your sexual relationship?
Do you and your partner have frequent arguments that are unresolved?
Do you criticize one another even in public?
Do you feel hopeful about your future as a couple?
Do you feel like your partner is there for you in hard times?
Do you and your partner engage in physical fights?
Do you feel loved?
Do you feel like your partner finds you desirable?
Have either one of you had (or is one of you having) an affair?
Do you share household chores?
Do you feel like you or your partner shut one another out?
Do you share in the care of the children?
Do you think others don't know what your relationship is really like?
Do you feel like your partner tries to control you?
Do you feel like you and your partner agree on financial matters?
Do you argue about the children or step children?
Do you and your partner have general problems with communication?
Do you tend to spend time at home and only infrequently engage in conversation during an extended time together?
Do you feel like you dislike your partner?
Do you feel like your partner puts your relationship above all others - do you feel as though you do?
Do you find your self envying your friends' relationships?

If you have looked at these items and find your relationship may be in need of growth and improvement, give us a call. Counseling can often help! Let us help you find solutions for your relationship.

Solutions Employee Assistance
Telephone (360) 696-5092 or (800) 232-2475
FAX (360) 696-5168
360.514.4180 (TTY)
 
e-mail: solutions@swmedicalcenter.org


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