mental balancePSYCHOLOGICAL CARE & GUIDANCERelationship support
The same argument. A silence that has grown. Something you can’t seem to talk through together. Both of your experiences deserve to be heard.
You might keep having the same argument, or find that you hardly talk anymore. You may have different ideas about what has happened between you.
My first concern is to understand each of your experiences. I’m not here to pick a side. We can talk about what brings you here and what you each hope to understand.
Martha
The relationship pathway begins with a joint conversation. You each have room to talk about what brings you here and what you hope to understand.
Martha explores the context with both of you. Any next steps are discussed together, rather than decided in advance.
You may remember the same moment differently, or need different things from the conversation. Both perspectives can be heard without one person’s account becoming the whole story.
Questions about what is shared, how privacy works for two people and how future conversations are arranged should be discussed before proceeding.
About privacyYou don’t need to pretend you both feel the same about asking for help. That hesitation is something to talk about, too.
If you feel unsafe, or there is an immediate risk of harm, seek appropriate urgent help rather than relying on a routine relationship appointment.
If you need urgent helpNo. Different views are part of what a first conversation can explore. Both of you should have room to explain your perspective.
You can explore the individual-support page. The appropriate format and any relationship context can be discussed with Martha.
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AT YOUR PACE
Start with a conversation about what’s been difficult.
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