Ready to Reconnect with Your Partner?

Marriage therapy offers a supportive space to rebuild connection, improve communication, and work through conflict together. Whether you’re feeling distant, stuck in repeating patterns, or navigating a major life transition, therapy can help you and your partner better understand each other and grow as a team. With the guidance of a trained therapist, you can learn new tools to resolve tension, deepen intimacy, and create a relationship that feels stronger and more secure.

Do you feel distant from your spouse? So often, we see couples who were once deeply in love slowly and unintentionally drift apart. The closeness that compelled the couple to get married is now gone when children, careers and life entered the family. The couple no longer feels the love  they once felt, but are existing as roommates in their busy worlds.

Marriage doesn’t have to feel that way. Using evidence-based practices, you can rekindle the love you once felt for your spouse. Jerred uses techniques and teaches skills based on over forty years of research from couples who have great marriages. He has received training from the Gottman Institute, which is the world’s most researched training center. Jerred teaches you skills in communication, conflict and everyday interactions that help you thrive in your marriage long after you’ve left therapy.

You can reawaken the love you had for each other. You don’t need a referee, you need someone to come alongside you and help you learn new skills and remember what you did that helped you fall in love. Just like couples grow apart, you can grow together again. Take a step today to improve your marriage. Contact us if you have any questions or would like to book a session today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Many couples who begin marriage counseling are experiencing frequent and intense conflict—some have even considered divorce or separation recently. The key is breaking out of hurtful cycles and learning new ways to communicate. Counseling helps couples identify what’s driving the tension and begin making meaningful changes.

Yes, healing is possible after infidelity. If both spouses are willing to work on the relationship, trust can be rebuilt and commitment restored. It takes time and effort, but with the right support, many couples not only recover—they come out stronger.

While individual counseling can be helpful, marriage therapy is most effective when both partners are involved. Working on a relationship solo can sometimes create resentment or imbalance. Jerred encourages the willing partner to invite their spouse to try just one session. Taking therapy one step at a time helps reduce pressure and opens the door to change

Marriage counseling can help couples with communication problems, frequent arguments, emotional distance, parenting conflicts, lack of intimacy, and trust issues—including affairs. Whether you’re feeling disconnected or overwhelmed, therapy offers a path to deeper understanding and a stronger relationship.

Yes! Premarital counseling helps couples build a solid foundation for a healthy, lasting marriage. It’s a chance to explore communication styles, values, expectations, conflict resolution, finances, and future goals—before you’re in the middle of married life. Investing in your relationship now can prevent bigger challenges later and help you feel more confident entering this next chapter together. I will also give you certificate so you can use to discount on your marriage license in the State of Oklahoma.

If you’re asking this question, it’s probably time. Many couples wait too long to seek support. In fact, it takes the average couple three years to schedule a therapy appointment. Common signs for distant couples include frequent arguments, feeling emotionally distant, struggling to communicate, or feeling stuck in the same issues. You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit from therapy—getting help early can prevent problems from growing and help you reconnect before things get worse.

Ready to Strengthen Your Relationship?

Take the first step towards a happier, healthier marriage. Contact us today to schedule a consultation or book your first therapy session.