Having a baby can bring deep joy, but it can also place new pressure on even strong relationships.
Many couples are surprised by how much changes: sleep, intimacy, communication, responsibilities, identity, family expectations, and the amount of emotional energy available for one another.
Preparing for baby is not only about getting the nursery ready. It is also about preparing the relationship that will hold the family.
Couples counseling before and after baby arrives can help you communicate more clearly, anticipate stress points, share responsibilities with more intention, and stay connected during one of life’s most meaningful transitions.
Ronilyn Bentley, LCMHCA, MS, NCC
Counseling for clients located in North Carolina
Practicing under clinical supervision of Jen Candon, LCMHCS