Coaching on your own
When you're the only one still trying
You've been trying for a long time, and it's getting discouraging. Yes, coaching can help when you're the only one trying. A lot of marriages start changing with one spouse who's ready first, and you don't need your spouse to agree before you begin.
Tell us if your spouse doesn't know you're reaching out. We'll keep it that way.
Is this you?
Being the one who's trying can feel really lonely
- "I've suggested counseling, and he said no."
- "She says she'll try, and then her phone comes first."
- "I'm tired of always being the one who reaches first."
- "Trying, but almost done."
- "I don't want to give up. I just don't know where to start."
That's a hard place to carry by yourself, and you're far from the only one in it.
What coaching on your own looks like
You get a coach in your corner. We look at the patterns you can change from your side and the words to use when you want to reach for your spouse, so you stop guessing.
When your spouse is ready to join, couples coaching is there for both of you, and you won't have to start over.
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