Expert LDS Marriage Counselors For Orem, UT & Murray, UT

Yes. Many LDS couples we work with have rebuilt their marriages after affairs, pornography addiction, or other forms of betrayal. Recovery takes time, commitment from both partners, and skilled therapeutic support. Our therapists are trained in both Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which research shows can help couples reconnect even after significant ruptures. We also have Certified Sex Addiction Therapists (CSATs) and a Certified Partner Trauma Therapist (CPTT) on staff for situations involving addiction or betrayal trauma.

Yes. Our LDS marriage counselors in Murray and Orem understand the unique dynamics of faith-based marriages, including eternal covenants, temple commitments, and the role of spiritual beliefs in healing. We provide therapy that respects your values while using evidence-based clinical approaches. You won’t have to explain your faith or justify your beliefs during sessions.

You can start on your own. Individual therapy can help you process your pain, set healthy boundaries, and gain clarity about your situation. Often, when one partner begins making changes, the other becomes more open to joining. We also offer betrayal trauma recovery for partners dealing with a spouse’s addiction or infidelity.

Our faith-sensitive approach means we integrate your spiritual values into the therapeutic process when that’s helpful for you. We understand concepts like covenant marriage, repentance, and forgiveness from an LDS perspective. At the same time, we use clinically proven methods like the Gottman Method, EFT, and EMDR so you get effective treatment backed by research.

Yes. We provide HIPAA-compliant video counseling for Utah residents who prefer virtual sessions or live too far from our offices. Many couples find telehealth just as productive as in-person therapy, and it can make scheduling easier for busy families.

Your first session focuses on understanding your situation and goals. We’ll ask about your history as a couple, what’s brought you to counseling now, and what you hope to achieve. There’s no pressure to share more than you’re comfortable with. Most couples leave their first session with a clearer sense of what therapy will involve and whether we’re a good fit.

Every couple is different. Some couples see significant improvement in 8 to 12 sessions. Others dealing with deeper issues like betrayal trauma or addiction may benefit from longer-term work. We’ll give you an honest assessment after your initial sessions and check in regularly on your progress.

Yes. Everything you share in therapy is confidential under Utah law and our professional ethics. We follow strict HIPAA guidelines to protect your privacy. The only exceptions are situations involving immediate safety concerns, which we’ll explain during your first session.