Marriage
RGC utlitizes various forms of treatment modalities including CBT, DBT, Narrative Therapy, Trauma Informed, Family of Origin, Genogram, and both the Foccus, and Prepare Marriage Inventories.
Marriage Counseling
Marriage counseling begins with completing an individual assessment one spouse at a time. The assessment is a 60 minute interview where your therapist will learn about each one of you to then determine the best course of action. Both spouses need to agree to want to be in counseling. If there are addictions involved, those issues need to be addressed first. If infidelity is an issue, that other relationship(s) needs to stop before starting counseling. Our success rate in marriage counseling is very good, if both are willing to change. Putting God first, then your spouse, then the children, then your extended family and job after that. If you are truly ready to work on your marriage, then we invite you each to request an appointment with us to begin the journey. Remember you each need to request an appointment on your own first.
At Redeeming Grace Counseling, we also offer pre-marriage counseling and are involved with the Diocese of Fargo's marriage preparation program. We offer premarital counseling to people of all faiths, and as you prepare for the next step in life, are happy to help you work through those dynamics.
Redeeming Grace Counseling provides Telehealth Counseling to those living across North Dakota. Most health insurances are now accepting telehealth counseling. Please check with your insurance for details. For further information on Telehealth and on how it works, click here:
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