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    • Joella Banks
    • Shellie Clinkscales
    • Cassandra Duggan
    • Emily Epstein
    • Helen Evans
    • Denise Graham
    • Celina Keys
    • Joshua Littleton
    • Quiana Matthews
    • Monifa McCarther
    • Donna McDaniel
    • Stephanie Mitchell
    • Vivian Ross
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    • Group Therapy
    • Professional In-Home Counseling for the Elderly
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The Family Counseling Center of the CSRA, Inc.

Couples and Family Therapy

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Support and Guidance

People in relationships seek counseling for any number of reasons, from power struggles and communication problems to sexual dissatisfaction and infidelity. Though counseling is recommended as soon as discontent arises in a relationship, studies show partners will not seek therapy until they have been unhappy for an average of six years. And yet, the more time has passed, the more difficult it may be to repair the relationship. 

Effective therapy will likely address many aspects of the relationship, although communication tends to be the primary focus of relationship therapy. When partners repeatedly employ conflict avoidance or engage in heated power struggles, it is often the case that communication problems ensue; resentment builds, and repairs are never made. 

​Counselors know one of the first steps in improving a relationship is to teach each person how to regulate their emotions, stay calm, and use healthy communication skills to resolve problems new and old, and many partners see improved communication skills as a result of counseling. 

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Effective Couples Therapy

When properly conducted, couples therapy can have demonstrably positive effects. As outlined in Psychology Today, effective couples therapy treatment may include: 
1) Changing views of the relationship
2) Modifying dysfunctional behavior
3) Decreasing emotional avoidance
4) Improving communication
5) Promoting strengths of both partners

We are accepting new clients. Call our offices today.

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What Our Clients Are Saying

Family Counseling Center of the CSRA was my last resort for counseling services in the greater Augusta area. I had just moved to the area and was tired of being put on a waiting list. Family Counseling Center was quick and efficient with putting me together with a therapist and helped me through a dark time in my life.  I had hit a wall with self-help books and advice from friends and I am so glad that I found this place. 

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  • Family Counseling Center
    • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board of Directors
    • Available Positions
    • FAQs
  • Our Staff
    • Joella Banks
    • Shellie Clinkscales
    • Cassandra Duggan
    • Emily Epstein
    • Helen Evans
    • Denise Graham
    • Celina Keys
    • Joshua Littleton
    • Quiana Matthews
    • Monifa McCarther
    • Donna McDaniel
    • Stephanie Mitchell
    • Vivian Ross
  • Our Services
    • Assessments
    • Individual Therapy
    • Couples and Family Therapy
    • Group Therapy
    • Professional In-Home Counseling for the Elderly
  • Resources
    • CSRA Services
    • FCC Forms Online
    • 101 Ways to Relieve Stress
  • How You Can Help
    • Board Service
    • Donations
    • Fundraising
    • Volunteer
  • Contact Us
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