30 years experience and over 20,000 sessions means you'll get the solid expertise and the right tools and strategies to help you get your relationship back on track. Who you choose to entrust your relationship life to could be the most important decision of your lifetime. Marital counselling is a highly complex and specialized field of practice.
All marriage counsellors are not equal and many are inexperienced and inadequately trained in this area - regardless of how they may advertise themselves. Here's the truth about divorce. It ends your marriage. It costs money. It hurts. It reduces living standards. It changes your personal relationships.
All marriage counsellors are not equal and many are inexperienced and inadequately trained in this area - regardless of how they may advertise themselves. Here's the truth about divorce. It ends your marriage. It costs money. It hurts. It reduces living standards. It changes your personal relationships.
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Clients sometimes ask me, "why did Sig Taylor became a Marriage Counsellor?" My answer is I've always wanted to help people. Effective couples counselling and therapy requires more than academic degrees and credentials. I've had a wide range of personal growth and training experiences over the years.
Couples counselling helps get you get back on track, learn new relationship & communication skills and develop the necessary habits and routines to sustain long-term successful relationships. Here's more specifics about how couples counselling helps. We start with an exploration of yourself, your partner, your relationship and your life.
30 years of scientific research has provided dramatic insights into the habits of successful couples. We know that people who are good at getting others to treat them well possess very specific relationship habits and emotional skills. The quality of your relationships (and your life) may depend on you knowing what they are!
The answer is YES, however most couples in distress need the help of a competent marital therapist. Studies show that the majority (upwards of 80%) of couples that get divorced don't go to counselling or get any outside assistance. Of the 20% that do get help, they. Q: How many marriage counsellors does it take to change a light bulb?
Learn how to interrupt knee-jerk reactive habits. You're having a nice day and your partner disagrees or disapproves of something you say. In an instant you're triggered and your nice day goes sideways. It's these "small moments" that are gateways to the 5 losing strategies I talked about in my previous blog.
Reviews (4)
Ash N.
Aug 18, 2020
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I think the most troubling, and surprising thing about Sig Taylor, is his inability to listen. You would expect this to be a fundamental characteristic for any therapist to possess. He interrupts you mid-sentence frequently, and he will finish your sentences incorrectly, often. He clearly prefers quantity, over quality and it is incredibly obvious that his practice is built on a boiler plate template process that he will just apply to everyone regardless of what they might really need. He will spend zero time taking the temperature of a room, and will jump to a ready made exercise he will have
N. Smith
Aug 21, 2016
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My husband and I started seeing Sig Taylor after hearing him speak at an event that we attended last spring. We learned so much during his talk, that we went to see him for couple's counseling. We have tried other therapists in the past but never really found them to be a good fit for us. We both loved working with Sig. He is very knowledgeable, genuine and compassionate. He is super easy to talk to and has a very engaging personality. We really liked his approach and the variety of exercises that he used for our circumstances. Sig got us through some very difficult times and I would absolutely
Lisa S.
Jun 16, 2016
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I have had much the same experience as the previous reviewer. I find Sig to be highly biased to a male perspective, during our second meeting he told me that 'women talk to much'. Three meetings in a row he has taken my husband in separately first and then me, he did not hear me out about my experience regarding what my husband said to him but cut me off to tell me the problem is me. According to him because I cry a lot in our sessions there is 'something wrong with me and thus the entire problem in our relationship is me and my emotional immaturity'. I have found that after
Linda M.
Jul 19, 2012
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Sig over promises and under delivers. Says he teaches scientifically but fails in the instruction. He's unorganized as a leader and tends to repeat what you say without any feedback. He's hugely biased towards men and sees them as victims. Apparently when my husband screams obscenities in my face, I caused him to do that and I should change my approach of wanting to discuss something. My husband is aggressive and addictive personality. Sig counsels against blaming each other within the relationship, but he easily blamed me for all our problems. There was no coaching even when I
