Roxanne is a pastoral counselor and life coach. Her background and training come from the School of Spiritual Direction through New Way Ministries, certification as a Biblical Counselor through the American Academy of Christian Counselors, as well as nearly two decades in Christian ministry and working with the local church. Her counseling approach has been formed by many years of experience working with individuals and couples, and looking through the lens of biblical theology as well as relevant theories of psychology.
That’s a good question and one we often asked, especially when we reached an impasse, or a rough time in our marriage. The truth is almost any marriage would benefit from good counseling at various stages of their relationship.
Most couples we’ve worked with have heard the term trigger, and when asked to define it, they usually think of it as any reaction, especially if it causes irritability or frustration. A trigger is a reaction, for sure, but it indicates something much deeper.
Out of curiosity, I did a Google search of the top 10 most searched topics regarding marriage and relationships. Although the questions varied, most had to do with trust issues, how to save a relationship, or how to get out of one.