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Relationship Counseling

Relationship Check Up

Do you wait to see the dentist until something hurts?

Or do you go for regular check ups? As with other health related issues, the sooner you catch something, the easier it is to fix!

What is a Relationship Check Up?

It is not the same as Relationship Counseling

A Relationship Check Up is a way to prevent relationship problems.

It consists of a once-a-year consultation with a couples counselor that could provide the same benefit that a physical health check or a dental check up would provide.

People generally don’t wait to see the dentist until something hurts. They go for check ups on a regular basis.

Research on prevention of marital strife shows that couples who do a Relationship Check Up experience improvement in the quality of their relationships.

A Relationship Check Up may identify areas of potential problems, before the problems spiral out of control.

Fixing problems is simpler and easier during a Relationship Check UP, than if couples wait until they are very unhappy to consult with a couple’s counselor.

A Relationship Check Up can take anywhere from one to four sessions.

Relationship Check Up is NOT a substitute for couples/marriage counseling.

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From Hierarchy to Equality in Relationships

When the relationship between men and women was hierarchical, the gender roles were defined and everyone knew their place in the hierarchy. Men and women knew how to behave because each had a defined role.

Since the revolutionary changes that occurred in society in the last 50-75 years, men and women (and same sex couples) try to have a more egalitarian relationship.

Questions arise about how to achieve equality in a couple relationship without resulting to anger, violence, or bullying methods.

Here are some of the questions that couples wrestle with today:

How do you influence another person without resorting to bullying or violence?

How do you make decisions jointly?

What does compromise mean and how does it work?

Is equality possible in all areas of the life of the couple?

How is equality different from symmetry?

Many relationships do succeed when members of each couple take the time to figure out the answers to these and related questions.

When they don't, anger, bullying and violence are not uncommon.

A relationship check can you figure out how you are doing in the transition from a hierarchical relationship to an egalitarian relationship.


If you have never been in relationship counseling, we can help you through the proces


Call 312 416 6191 to get more information or to make an appointment for Relationship Check Up

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Couples University

Next Workshop Date: Saturday, March 24th, 2012

Time: 10AM to 5PM

Location: Affinia Hotel. 166 E. Superior St. Chicago IL 60611

Cost: $295 per couple

For more information, please email couplesuniversity@gmail.com or call 312 416 6191

Meet Sara, the founder of Couples Counseling Associates

Sara Schwarzbaum,
founder Couples Counseling Associates

312 416 6191, ext. 2

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Alison Ramsey, Associate

312 414 6191, ext. 4

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312 416 6191, ext. 3

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Victoria Herbert, Associate

312 416 6191, ext. 6

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