Truckee Relationship Counseling | Intensive Couples Therapy Retreats Launched

Sep 19, 2022

Dr. Lin Jovanovic (530-446-1930), a Grass Valley, CA-based psychologist, is inviting couples from Truckee, who would like to improve their relationships, to her intensive couples counseling retreats.

Grass Valley,United States - September 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —

In comparison with traditional couples therapy, which may bring noticeable results only after 3-6 months, the latest program offered by Dr. Lin allows her clients to address their communication problems and reestablish their trust and loving connection in as little as 1-2 days.

More information is available at https://www.relationshipexplorations.com/intensive-couples-session

Surveys reveal that couples wait up to six years after they start having problems before they decide to start relationship counseling. With her latest announcement, Dr. Lin encourages clients to seek professional help as soon as they encounter challenges or tensions in their relationship.

With an estimated success rate of approximately 70%, couples counseling is an effective way to discover the root causes of a couple’s problems, restore intimacy, and strengthen the relationship. Common problems with which couples often come to therapists include negative communication, infidelity, breach of trust, intimacy issues, and major life changes.

The new intensives at Relationship Explorations, Dr. Lin’s practice, are available as 3 and 6-hour sessions. The 3-hour program is called Deep Dive and focuses on establishing a safe and loving connection as a foundation for future transformation. The partners will learn how to change the way they react to various situations to move away from their old negative communication patterns.

The 6-hour program, Couples Relationship Intensive, is suitable for couples who are dealing with major issues or are going through a serious crisis. Dr. Lin will help her clients reflect on what’s happening in their marriage or relationship to accept, hear and understand each other. Learn more at https://www.relationshipexplorations.com/individual-and-couples-therapy/#couples_therapy

Couples interested in Dr. Lin’s retreats are invited to schedule a discovery call, which allows the therapist to assess whether they are good candidates for the program. This is followed by a one- or two-hour online assessment, during which the clients can find out more about the intensive and ask any questions they may have.

Dr. Lin says: “Visiting an expert in intensive couples therapy can more quickly uncover destructive patterns in the relationship or marriage and orient couples to focus on their role in the underlying dynamics. Getting away from home and responsibilities to bring the center of attention to the relationship can disrupt discouraging and unproductive behaviors.”

Interested parties can call to arrange a by visiting https://www.relationshipexplorations.com/discernment-counseling

Contact Info:
Name: Lin Jovanovic
Email: Send Email
Organization: Dr. Lin Jovanovic DBA Relationship Explorations
Address: 204 West Main Street, Grass Valley, California 95945, United States
Phone: +1-530-446-1930
Website: https://www.relationshipexplorations.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89081903

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