Thinking about treatment?
Starting couples therapy can bring up a lot of questions. Whether you're hoping to improve communication,navigate a difficult transition, or strengthen an already healthy relationship, it's natural to wonder what the process will be like. Below are answers to some of the questions couples commonly ask before beginning therapy.
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A relationship checkup may be a good fit if you're looking for insight, feedback, and preventive relationship care. Couples therapy may be more appropriate if you're experiencing ongoing distress, recurring conflict, betrayal, communication difficulties, or significant relationship challenges.
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A relationship checkup is similar to a preventive health visit for your relationship. It focuses on assessment, feedback, and recommendations. Couples therapy typically involves ongoing treatment to address specific concerns, resolve conflicts, or work through challenges over time.
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Not at all. Many couples use a relationship checkup proactively to strengthen communication, deepen connection, prepare for life transitions, or identify concerns before they become larger issues.
In addition, many couples seek therapy to improve communication, strengthen their relationship, navigate life transitions, prepare for marriage, or enhance an already healthy partnership.
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At this time, Dr. Leonard only sees couples virtually.
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Unfortunately, Dr. Leonard can only see couples who are in Michigan at this time. Referrals to trusted colleagues can be provided if a couple is out of Michigan.
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Dr. Leonard does not accept insurance and couples treatments are offered on a self-pay basis. Investing in your relationship is an investment in your shared future and the life you are building together.