
Couples Counseling


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Tanya Johnson, LPC
McAlester

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Beth Phillips, LPC
Poteau

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Matraca Smith, LMSW
McPherson

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LaMonte Rothrock, LPC
McPherson

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Suzanne Wolcott, MDiv, LSCSW
McPherson
Couples counseling is a form of therapy that helps partners improve communication, strengthen their connection, and work through challenges in a supportive, structured setting. Whether couples are facing conflict, life transitions, trust issues, or feeling disconnected, counseling provides tools to better understand one another and respond in healthier ways. A therapist helps identify patterns that may be keeping the relationship stuck and guides both partners in developing more effective ways to communicate, problem-solve, and rebuild trust. Couples counseling can benefit partners at any stage—whether dating, engaged, married, or navigating separation—and often leads to greater clarity, stronger emotional connection, and more satisfying relationships.