1. What is the cost range for marriage counseling services in Reno, NV?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
Our per-session cost ranges from $120 to $200, depending on the experience level of the therapist. Couples are encouraged to consider the cost of an entire course of therapy, which is usually between 14 and 24 sessions.
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2. What types of therapy approaches do you use for couples?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
For couples, we use Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), developed by Dr. Sue Johnson.
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3. What qualifications and licenses do you hold in Reno, NV?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
All of our clinicians are qualified, licensed therapists in Nevada. All have advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy.
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4. How do you help couples strengthen their relationship?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
EFT helps partners see and move through the obstacles to feeling security, attentiveness and responsiveness with one another. It identifies patterns of interaction that interfere with connection. Partners gain experience during sessions of recognizing and working through these patterns. This way, when they're on their own outside of session, they have a way to get back on track when things get bumpy.
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5. Do you offer online counselling?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
Telehealth services are available. In-person or in-office sessions are encouraged.
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6. How many couples have you helped through counseling sessions?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
We have helped over 500 couples through counseling sessions.
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7. How can couples prepare for a marriage counseling session?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
There's no particular thing a couple needs to do. The therapist will provide guidance about what to expect and how to be in the process for the most benefit. We have a helpful article on our website about what to expect in the first sessions of emotionally focused therapy.
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8. How do you maintain client confidentiality during sessions?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
Sessions occur in a safe, private and confidential environment.
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9. How long does marriage counseling usually take?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
Typically not less than 10 sessions or more than 26. Benefits and progress happen early. The therapist will help the couple understand what's involved in a full course of therapy.
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10. What can couples expect during their first counseling session?
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Cornelius Sheehan, LCSW - INDIVIDUAL & RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING ASSOCIATE
First, the therapist creates a safe, non-judgmental and collaborative working alliance. Next, listening carefully to understand the experience of each partner in the relationship. Typically, there is early framing of the patterns that interfere with ease and connection. Finally, the therapist will help the couple understand what the path forward with EFT will look like. The therapist will also suggest things for the couple to focus on it till the next meeting.
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