Wedding Date, Photographer, Catering, and Counseling... Here's Why to Say YES to Premarital Counseling
- Kayla Sammons, LMFT Associate
- Jan 10
- 1 min read

Engaged? In a relationship and thinking about marriage? Needing to talk about finances, conflict resolution, sex, religion, and all other delicate conversations? You don’t have to have a ring on your finger to benefit from premarital counseling.
Premarital counseling provides a space for important topics for couples to gain tools to navigate conversations so you can create new ways to talk to one another. It lays the foundation for couples as some topics can feel a bit scary to bring up on your own. Having a therapist in the room to help guide the conversation in a safe, productive, and beneficial way is so helpful. You’re not alone!
What many don’t know: there is a difference in premarital counseling and couples counseling. Here are some differences:
Premarital counseling is:
Structured and topic-based
Focused on many levels of a relationship
Helps lay the foundation of a healthy relationship
Shorter term process with the idea that the space becomes comfortable enough to seek out couples counseling as needed for the future
Couples counseling is:
Resolving certain issue(s) that are present
Focuses on repairing ruptures, big and small
An exploration of the relationship patterns to find a way to create new, healthier patterns
Both are:
Spaces to explore needs, expectations, goals, and so much more to provide a healthier relationship on a foundation of understanding
A great way to get to know your partner on a deeper level
Beneficial for your relationship
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you gain tools and understanding to help your relationship.




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