About Couples Therapy
A committed relationship is one of the most powerful entry points into personal happiness. As couples invest their energy the relationship develops a life of its own. A healthy relationship will provide joy, security, and empowerment to each partner. An unhealthy relationship can bring frustration, anxiety, and even pain. When one or both partners feel disconnected, confused, or overwhelmed, a marriage counselor can help put the pieces back together.
Relationship Wellness Offerings
Couples Counseling
Couples Counseling offers insights and tools to navigate a disconnected marriage. For couples who are struggling to communicate, connect, and create emotional safety in their relationship, a good relationship therapist provides a fresh perspective.
Couples therapy is not only for married people, any two individuals hoping to improve their relationship can participate.
Couples Therapy (also known as Marriage Therapy or Marriage Counseling) is a type of therapy that helps couples improve their relationship and resolve conflicts. The goal of couples therapy is to help couples understand and overcome the challenges in their relationship so that they can improve communication, deepen their connection, and build a stronger and healthier relationship.
During this type of relationship therapy, couples typically meet with a therapist who will help them identify the issues in their relationship and develop strategies for addressing and resolving those issues. The therapist will often use a variety of techniques and approaches to help the couple improve communication, manage emotions, and develop a more positive and supportive relationship.
Conscious Uncoupling
When both partners know that they want to divorce or separate, and would like to untangle in a dignified and respectful way, couples therapy can provide a framework to move on gracefully. This is especially important when there are children involved.
Should I Stay or Should I go?
Many couples enter couples counseling with untold truths – really trying to decide whether or not staying in their relationship is right for them. A marriage counselor can assist in weighing out the pros and cons.
Conscious Coupling
For singles who have been looking for love, but can’t seem to find the kind that sticks; a relationship therapist can help understand and identify love blocks through 1:1 work. Learning effective relationship tools before making a commitment will lay the groundwork for a strong and successful relationship in the future.
Couples Intensive at Therapeutic Oasis
Power Therapy for Couples
For couples looking to deepen their connection, improve communication, and feel more love and lightness in their relationship, this is the immersive program for you. In just two days, you will learn about your relationship blueprint, blocks to love, and the specific tools you need to increase connection in your relationship.
This comprehensive experience is custom designed for each couple and can include any of the following services-
- Intensive Couples Therapy Sessions
- Couples Cooking
- Couples Yoga
- Expressive Art Therapy
- Lodging and/or Logistics
Couples Intensives are offered 4 times per year and held on a Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday.
Availability is limited, prepayment secures your spot.
Please contact us for details.
Phone 561.278.6033 or email Connect@TherapeuticOasis.com
Types of Couples Therapy
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT): This type of therapy focuses on helping couples change negative thought patterns and behaviors that may be damaging their relationship.
Emotionally focused therapy (EFT): helps couples identify and express their emotions in a healthy way and teaches them how to better support and understand each other.
Imago therapy: focuses on helping couples improve their communication and build a stronger emotional connection.
Structural therapy: this type of therapy helps couples improve their relationship by addressing power imbalances and other underlying issues.
Family system therapy: focus on the relationships between family members and how those relationships impact the couple’s relationship.
A good therapist will identify the type of therapy that will be most effective.
The Best Relationship Therapist is…
Trained & experienced – a good couples therapist should have the necessary training and experience to effectively help couples improve their relationship. This may include a degree in psychology or a related field as well as specialized training in couples therapy.
Empathetic and understanding – be able to show empathy and understanding towards both members of the couple, and be able to help them feel heard and supported.
Objective – remain objective and unbiased, and not take sides or favor one member of the couple over the other.
Effective communicator – be able to clearly and effectively explain concepts and strategies to the couple.
Flexible – adapt their approach to the unique needs and goals of each couple and be willing to try different techniques and strategies if necessary.
Maureen DeLorenzo, LCSW (SW12646)
Relationship Therapist
Maureen DeLorenzo is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the field of social services for nearly 20 years and over nine years of clinical experience working with individuals, couples and families. She has specialized training in EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples & Individuals), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Spiritual Psychology . She works collaboratively with her clients so that they can create conscious, connected and meaningful relationships and live to their fullest potential.
Maureen believes our best classroom for personal development can be in relationship to a loved one. It is in relationships that we have an opportunity to better understand ourselves and grow. Maureen is passionate about helping couples learn to live with greater ease, lightness, and love. She facilitates a process that allows couples to unblock their fears so that they can gain clarity on their relationship status, repair old hurts or strengthen their bond.
Learn more about couples therapy and how our experienced team can work for you.
Call Eliana, our Intake Coordinator to discuss your needs.
Call at (561) 278-6033 or click here to send us a message.
A Trauma Sensitive Environment
Therapeutic Oasis is sensitive to traumas endured by our patients.
We offer a tranquil and safe environment for therapy and nutritional programs where clients are able to heal through evidenced-based therapies and nutritional programing.