RelationshipTherapy
Sometimes both partners feel they can no longer continue together. Both have already tried everything: long conversations, vacations, outings, shopping, arguments, getting angry, and sometimes even aggression.
Besides loud arguments, there can also be icy silences.
It can also happen that one of the partners is worried about the relationship and feels that the other needs to change, because otherwise the relationship cannot continue.
In the therapy room, we will create a safe space together to explore, alongside and beneath the intense emotions, how the dynamics have grown and are maintained.
Together we search for different perspectives and different ways to shape the relationship. One may also discover that they no longer want or can continue.
Therapeutic frameworks
Narrative relationship therapy
Pays attention to the influence of events on the relationship and how one can take position within it.
Emotionally Focused Therapy
Based on attachment theory. According to this theory, everyone has the primary need to attach to another person. In that need, wounds can arise. During therapy, one learns to express vulnerable feelings and desires, thereby increasing sensitivity towards each other and strengthening mutual attachment.