A Couples Intensive is couples therapy – but with faster results! Traditional couples therapy is typically where a couples meets with a therapist once a week for a 50 minute session. The couples intensive is like taking 3 months worth of therapy and packaging it into two days. Longer sessions = quicker progress.

Both are good! We do notice that progress tends to be much quicker with our couples who engage in a couples intensive. They are able to learn a lot about their relationship in a short amount of time, and then immediately implement their plan of action for their marriage or relationship.

Absolutely! The Couples Intensive is meant to be a jump start to relationship healing. Toward the end of the intensive, your couples counselor will help you create a post-intensive plan based on the needs of your relationship.

Cori White and Casey Luciano run our couples intensives. They are experts in couples & marriage therapy and have helped many couples over the years decrease their struggle and increase their joy & connection.

The intense is a total of 10 hours of deep dive relationship therapy – including a pre-intensive session, a relationship assessment, and follow up plan so you and your partner can implement the results of the couples intensive.

Cori White: $2200

Casey Luciano: $1600

Couples Intensives are scheduled based on the availability of the counselor. They are scheduled based on the counselors availability. There is a limited availability for intensives; reach out right away if you’re interested.

Many couples take vacation days or personal days to accommodate the intensive schedule.

To participate in a two-day intensive, you must travel to our office in Wyomissing PA. You can be from Pennsylvania or out of state, as long as your willing to travel to Reading PA. to heal your marriage.

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Intensives are great for a range of couples issues. Some include: infidelity, lack of connection, communication problems, parenting problems, general marriage problems, and couples going through grief. Generally speaking, if you and your partner are struggling to understand each other – whatever the problem – a couples intensive is good for your relationship.

Nope! Intensives are great for married couples, engaged couples, couples who live together, couples who don’t – however you structure your relationship.