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An affair, emotional cheating, or the realization that you have become emotionally disconnected can raise questions neither partner feels ready to answer. Our marriage counselors serve Cherry Hill couples from nearby Laurel Springs and online throughout New Jersey, providing a structured place to address what happened and decide what needs attention now.
At See You Through It Counseling, our couples therapy sessions make room for both perspectives while focusing on the concern that brought your relationship to this point. Your counselor can help you discuss broken trust, recurring conflict, emotional distance, or uncertainty about staying together without assuming that either partner is solely responsible or that the outcome has already been decided.
Our marriage therapists offer both in-person and telehealth appointments, so you can meet with us in the setting that’s most comfortable for both of you.
You deserve more than generic relationship advice. Our marriage counselors take the time to understand your underlying issues, so you and your partner can heal from the inside out.
Whether you meet online or at our Laurel Springs office, your counselor will help slow difficult conversations down, identify the cycle beneath the conflict, and clarify what each partner needs. The goal is not to force reconciliation, but to help you approach trust, communication, and important relationship decisions with greater honesty.
Couples therapy is not appropriate in every situation. When there is active domestic violence or physical altercations, See You Through It may recommend individual care or another specialized, safety-focused form of support.
Choosing a marriage counselor means considering the kind of rupture, conflict, or decision bringing you to therapy, as well as the style that may help both partners participate honestly. Our clinicians provide couples counseling through the Laurel Springs office and secure telehealth for clients throughout New Jersey.
The counselors below bring different relationship-focused strengths to this work. Select any counselor’s name to review their complete profile.
When life feels overwhelming and the stress you’re carrying starts to spill into your relationship, it can be hard to slow down long enough to really hear each other. Lindsey works with younger couples and LGBTQ+ couples navigating frequent arguments, communication difficulties, affair recovery, loss of trust or intimacy, identity concerns within the relationship, and major life transitions. Her warm, judgment-free approach gives partners room to untangle what’s weighing on them while building practical tools through CBT, DBT, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, and Gottman Method Level 1.
The pressure of a demanding career, unresolved trauma, or a significant life change can affect how partners communicate and respond to each other at home. Jeff uses directness, empathy, and a touch of humor to help couples identify what is creating strain and approach difficult conversations more productively. His Gottman Method Level 1 training and more than 23 years of federal law enforcement experience inform a practical, collaborative style that may resonate with military, law enforcement, and first-responder couples.
When past hurts or personal struggles begin to change the way you and your partner connect, it can be difficult to know how to move forward without getting caught in the same patterns. Kendall works with couples experiencing high conflict, frequent arguments, communication difficulties, affair recovery, loss of trust or intimacy, and empty nest transitions. Her warm, collaborative approach incorporates client-centered techniques to help partners explore what is underneath their recurring conflict and develop greater understanding of one another.
When your relationship starts feeling more like a source of frustration than a place of comfort, resentment and repeated misunderstandings can leave both partners feeling worn down. Morgan works with couples across the adult age spectrum who are experiencing high-stakes conflict, communication breakdowns, emotional disconnection, affair recovery, or difficulty rebuilding trust and intimacy. Her welcoming, strengths-based approach helps both partners feel heard while exploring what is underneath the conflict, incorporating the Gottman Method alongside client-centered and strengths-based approaches.
When relationship struggles feel tangled up with pain that goes much deeper, it can be exhausting to keep trying to find your way back to each other on your own. Alyssa works with couples navigating trauma, communication difficulties, affair recovery, loss of trust or intimacy, and the changes that can accompany the empty nest stage. Her direct but supportive approach helps partners understand how these experiences affect their shared dynamic, drawing from Psychodynamic Therapy, DBT, Somatic Therapy, and Gottman Method Level
Most couples do not seek counseling because of one argument. They reach out when a breach of trust, recurring conflict, or emotional distance has changed how they see the relationship and neither partner feels certain about what should happen next. Counseling offers a structured way to understand why the pattern keeps returning and what each person wants to do about it.
Here are some of the most common challenges we help couples work through:
Some relationship concerns may overlap with needs that deserve separate attention. When past experiences continue to affect trust, safety, or emotional reactions, trauma therapy may complement couples work. If conflict centers on a child’s emotional or behavioral needs, explore teen and child therapy. When food, body image, or disordered eating is affecting a partner or the household, eating disorder therapy may be a more focused resource.
No two couples are exactly alike, so our therapists use several proven techniques to meet you where you are. While we commonly use the approaches below, your therapist may draw from other effective modalities as well.
EFT goes beyond surface arguments to explore unmet emotional needs and recurring patterns. We’ll help you reconnect with empathy, safety, and trust.
CBT pinpoints the unhelpful thought patterns that lead to misunderstandings or emotional distance. With this approach, your therapist will teach you how to shift those patterns and build more constructive communication.
Rooted in decades of research, the Gottman Method provides tools for managing conflict, building emotional intimacy, and reinforcing friendship. We’ll help you apply these techniques to improve connection and build a strong, secure relationship.
See You Through It Counseling does not have a separate office in Cherry Hill. Our practice is located in nearby Laurel Springs and serves couples from Cherry Hill and communities throughout South Jersey.
In-person counseling: Meet at 1377 Chews Landing Road, Laurel Springs, NJ 08021.
Virtual counseling: Attend secure telehealth appointments when both partners are physically located in New Jersey.
Questions before scheduling: Call 856-335-1352 or use the appointment form to ask about counselor fit, availability, fees, or appointment options.
We also serve couples throughout South Jersey, including the communities listed below.
Working through relationship challenges takes guidance and structure. We adjust our therapeutic process to meet your needs as a couple, helping you understand each other more deeply and build lasting change.
We begin with an open conversation about your relationship: what’s been working, what hasn’t, and what brought you here. This gives us a clear picture of your dynamic and how we can best support you moving forward.
Once we understand your story, we’ll help you define shared goals that reflect what you both want from counseling. Whether rebuilding trust, improving communication, or feeling more emotionally connected, we’ll use these goals to guide each session with intention.
Feel like you’re stuck in the same fight on repeat? We’ll identify recurring patterns and determine how your attachment styles and emotional triggers may be shaping your responses.
Taking space to focus on your own thoughts and emotions can strengthen your relationship as a whole. Your therapist may recommend individual sessions to help each of you gain clarity, process feelings, and bring deeper understanding to your sessions as a couple.
The two terms mean essentially the same thing. Both focus on strengthening your relationship, whether you’re married, engaged, or in a committed partnership.
Couples therapy sessions range from $170 to $245, depending on the counselor’s licensure and level of clinical specialization. See You Through It Counseling is a private-pay, out-of-network practice and does not accept insurance or bill insurance companies directly. Superbills may be available if your plan includes eligible out-of-network mental health benefits. Review current fees and reimbursement information before scheduling.
Yes. Secure telehealth sessions are available when both partners are physically located in New Jersey. Online appointments may make counseling easier to coordinate around work, childcare, transportation, or separate schedules.
Start with what you want to understand or change between you rather than presenting counseling as a way to correct your partner. An initial appointment gives both people room to be heard and does not require either partner to accept all the blame or arrive with the relationship’s future already decided.
No percentage can predict the outcome of one relationship. Therapy may help partners repair trust and remain together, but it can also help them reach a clearer, more respectful decision to separate. Progress depends on the concerns involved, each partner’s participation, and how honestly they engage with the process.
You deserve a relationship where both of you feel heard, valued, and supported. With marriage counseling serving Cherry Hill residents, our therapists will guide you through tough conversations and help you rebuild the strong connection you both want.
