Let’s be honest: when the phrase “couples therapy” comes up, many of us picture a tense living room, a frustrated therapist taking notes, and two people airing grievances. It’s seen as a last resort for relationships on the brink, a diagnostic tool for what’s broken.
But what if we reframed it? What if couples therapy was less about fixing a fracture and more about...
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