Armstrong Family Counseling

We work with most insurance companies, but in some cases, we may be out of network. Contact us for more information.

In both individual and couples therapy, the counselor may support clients by exploring how they can make immediate changes within themselves that improve communication in their relationship but also explore larger issues of control and power. The goal is to get the participants to feel more empowered as well as provide them with skills for improving communication. The objective helps strengthen marriages by providing a space for discussion, problem-solving, and developing conflict resolution skills to help avoid (or manage) potential sticky situations when conflict inevitably arises.

It helps by reprogramming your brain waves. When you have had trama to the brain. It'll cause the waves to miss fire, like a spark plug in a car. So with nerofeedback it'll train them go back in a normal pattern. You'll react to things so much better and sleep. Oh sleep i can't tell you how my sleep patterns as been so much more healthier. Hope thus helps you. Oh it does take time. But if you put in the work it so worth it!

According to the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, about 70% to 80% of married couples show a "solid improvement" in their marriages after counseling. Additional studies have found that counseling helps increase satisfaction levels by 40%. The success rate varies greatly depending on how severe the couple's problems are and on the type of treatment they receive. Counselors don't actively promote divorce, but they do help people identify what conflicts exist between them and work with both members of a couple together or one at a time so that they can figure out new strategies for dealing with those issues rather than letting them continue without trying to fix them. This is good for all involved, even if it doesn't always lead directly to happiness or less discord at home.

Yes, Armstrong Family Counseling does offer premarital counseling. Counselors have licensed professionals with proven experience in working with families to help them architect pre-marriage agreements that fit their needs and protect their interests. In addition, when families have children they should be integrated into the agreement in a constructive manner so they feel valued and included.

Yes. Armstrong Family Counseling offers Online Counseling for those who don't have the time or resources to come in for office visits. Online Counseling is a great option for busy professionals and military families, caregivers for loved ones (who cannot drive), and people recovering from illness or surgery. We offer monthly membership packages that cover sessions as well as an initial assessment/assignment/consultation on your computer. In addition to this, we offer effective tools like video chat and text messages instead of traditional phone calls if you are uncomfortable talking over the phone.

Yes, Armstrong Family Counseling accepts certain forms of TriCare. We accept some forms but not all. If you're unsure if we can work with your medical insurance carrier, please give us a call and our receptionist will provide more information on what paperwork to send and who to contact within the military care system.

I pay about $160 for my counseling sessions, that are an hour long. Like Rebekah said, it varies on type, and how often you meet with the counselor. You can call to get more information.

To adequately address your questions, many factors need to be known. What issues are you & your spouse facing? What is your level of commitment to change? How quickly can you implement new ways of relating in your daily life? Every couple faces different challenges and there is no generic answer...if you are interested in furthering this dialogue, text back. Best to you & your spouse! Erin

We have some counselors that see clients on Saturdays.