Premarital counseling isn’t only for couples about to say “I do.” Taking the step of moving in together can be just as big of a transition—and just as worthy of preparation. Sharing a life and a home means new conversations about money, chores, space, routines, and boundaries.

Why Counseling Before Marriage or Cohabitation Matters

• Counseling for Moving in Together: Sharing a home introduces new routines, responsibilities, and boundaries. Discussing expectations and learning tools for conflict resolution now can save headaches later. We’ll build teamwork, trust, and connection.

• Premarital Counseling: Talking about communication, intimacy, finances, extended family dynamics, careers, the actual wedding planning, and combining your long-term goals will help you enter marriage with clarity and confidence. This is forever, after all, let’s lay a great foundation!

Whether you’re planning a wedding or signing a lease together, counseling gives you a safe space to practice communication, uncover potential sticking points, and celebrate your strengths as a couple.

Topics We’ll Explore Together

• Communication styles and conflict resolution

• Finances and money values

• Household responsibilities and routines

• Intimacy, sex, and affection

• Fertility and family choices

• Family expectations and boundaries

• Dreams, goals, and shared vision for the future

Extended Sessions for People on a Timeline

Whether you’re planning a wedding in a few months or moving in together soon, extended sessions let us customize the pace of counseling to fit your schedule while still giving you the guidance and tools you need to start your next chapter strong. That’s why I offer —longer, more focused appointments that allow us to cover more material in fewer weeks.