This is another blog in the Mind Body Seven series on couples counseling which we hope will help you to navigate the therapeutic options that exist for couples seeking support. Here we break down the specific of the Imago Dialogue step by step in order to give you a better sense of how and why it works.

Today we are exploring one of several therapeutic options available to couples looking for relationship support- Imago Therapy. The team at Mind Body Seven knows that mental healthcare is not ‘one size fits all,’ and we hope that this series on couples counseling will give you insight into some methods that may work for your relationship.

We are continuing to explore therapy options for couples seeking support and today are taking a look at the Relationship Education Approach. If you are considering couples counseling, we encourage you to follow this series to see if any one approach speaks to you, and if you still have questions about therapeutic options for couples, reach out to us at Mind Body Seven.

Whether you’ve been together for two months or 20 years, couples counseling can be a great way to build, maintain, and heal your relationship. Here we lay out ten things to look for in a couples counselor that will hopefully make your search a little simpler. While it can seem like a daunting task, once you find the right person to work with, couples counseling can be incredibly rewarding.

What does it take to build and maintain a strong and healthy relationship? While movies and television would lead you to believe that relationships are self sustaining and effortless, the reality is that they require your time, intention, and care. Relationships are work (yes- work!) but we are here to make that work a little easier. Read about six things you can do today to support a healthy relationship and reach out to us at Mind Body Seven if you still have questions or are interested in learning more about couples counseling.

Type II diabetes is a modern epidemic for which an integrative approach can be extremely effective. Today we discuss how socializing can be an effective treatment option for those suffering from the disease.

Some research is suggesting that couples who start their relationships online are more likely to have a healthier marriage than their counterparts who actually met in person.