Many couples enter therapy with hope—only to leave feeling frustrated, unheard, and trapped in the same patterns. Sound familiar?
Maybe you’ve tried couples therapy before, but the advice felt too surface-level. Or perhaps you left feeling like your problems were reduced to “just a communication issue” when deep down, you knew it was something more.
The truth is, therapy can work for your relationship—but only if you choose the right approach. And that’s exactly what we’re diving into today.
Why Some Couples Therapy Approaches Don’t Work
Before I became a therapist, I experienced couples therapy firsthand. And honestly? It didn’t help.
✔ I felt unheard and misunderstood.
✔ The therapist focused on teaching skills rather than getting to the emotional root of our struggles.
✔ It felt more like a classroom than a space to heal.
Most traditional couples therapy methods—like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)—focus on logical solutions and communication techniques. But what happens when logic isn’t enough?
Many of my clients tell me:
“We knew what to say, but in the heat of the moment, our emotions took over.”
What You’ll Learn in This Video
💡 Why communication skills alone won’t save your relationship (and what will).
💡 How EFT identifies emotional wounds and repairs trust.
💡 The key to ending the same arguments for good—instead of just managing them.
If your relationship feels stuck in the same fights, this could be the breakthrough you’ve been searching for.
💬 Click play now to see why EFT is the most effective therapy for lasting relationship change.
