Some people end up contemplating divorce because they wait too long to find solutions to the problems in their marriage.  Couples and families are busy.  Thus, the conflict is avoided until it becomes a crisis.

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Many don’t like to think they can’t solve a problem.  The mindset is the problem isn’t that big.  It will go away.  The unresolved issues become larger than life.  Yet with some assistance, you can apply the skills needed to work through the problems.

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Some couples don’t know how to fight (disagree) fairly.  Often filled with the romantic notion that we can make up and all will be well.

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We live in a disposable society.  If it doesn’t work, someone just leaves.  Yet, the joy and satisfaction of resolving problems, and healing hurts can strengthen a couple’s relationship and, as a result, families are restored.

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The Currahee Center and Potter’s House (a department of Currahee) are here to help to provide the necessary tools for strengthening your marriage, and your family!