FAQs
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What services do you offer?
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We offer a range of therapy related services, such as couples counseling, individual counseling, and family counseling. We love to work with young adults, adults of all ages, tweens, teens, and kids 8+ years old.
How do we know if we need couples therapy?
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How can I/we get started?
Can couples therapy help us rebuild trust after infidelity?
You don’t have to be on the verge of separation to benefit from couples therapy. If you find yourselves having the same arguments, struggling to communicate, feeling emotionally, distant, or rebuilding trust, therapy can help you understand what’s happening between you and find a new way to move forward. Couples counseling can also help you strengthen and already good relationship or prepare for marriage.
What if my partner doesn’t want to go to couples therapy?
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It’s common for partners to feel differently about starting therapy. One person may be ready for help while the other feels hesitant or unsure what to expect. Rather than treating that difference as another problem to solve, it can help to talk openly about each person‘s concerns. You can contact us to discuss your questions and get more information about Couples Counseling for One.
How can I contact you?
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What happens during couples therapy?
What’s the difference between marriage counseling and couples therapy?
Do you offer Christian marriage counseling and couples therapy?
Do you offer marriage counseling in-person in Chandler and online in Arizona?
What does a session at East Valley Relationship Institute cost?
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or click the Book Now button above to schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.
Infidelity can leave partners feeling, hurt, angry, confused, or uncertain about the future of their relationship. Therapy can provide a structured space to address the impact of betrayal, explore questions and concerns, and begin determining what rebuilding trust might require. The process takes time, and progress depends on the circumstances and each partners willingness to participate.
Couples therapy typically begins with learning about your relationship, the concerns bringing you in, and what each of you hopes will change. Your therapist will help you identify patterns that contribute to conflict or disconnection and work with you to develop more effective ways of communicating, handling, disagreement, and responding to one another. The specific approach and pace depend on your needs and goals.
The terms couples therapy, couples counseling, and marriage counseling are often used interchangeably. All can help partners improve communication, work through conflict, rebuild trust, and strengthening their relationship. You don’t have to be married to benefit from couples therapy, and you don’t have to wait until a relationship is in serious trouble to seek support.
Yes, East Valley Relationship Institute offers couples the option of integrating Christian faith and spiritual values into the counseling process. Faith integration is optional, so you can receive relationship therapy whether or not you want a faith-based approach. We encourage you to discuss your preferences and goals with your therapist.
East Valley Relationship Institute is based in Chandler, Arizona and serves couples and individual individuals in the East Valley. Online therapy may also be available to eligible clients elsewhere in Arizona, depending on individual circumstances. Contact us to confirm which options are available for you.
Fees at EastValley Relationship Institute are based on the education and experience of the therapist.
Graduate Intern — $50 - $75
Associate License — $110 - $165
Supervisor — $150 - $225