Decision Coaching for Couples at the Crossroads

Workshop Overview:

Mixed-agenda couples can derail your best therapy tools.

When couples arrive in therapy with mixed agendas — one partner leaning out, the other pushing to stay — couples therapy often struggles. Traditional therapy relies on both partners being willing to engage vulnerably and work on repair. When one is “leaning out,” therapy often stalls, becomes unbalanced, or can even accelerate conflict.  The therapist may either try to convince them the relationship can be saved, or launch into therapy when one partner isn’t invested. This can leave clinicians feeling stuck, unsure of the goal and leave clients feeling unsatisfied and unclear about what they truly want.

Decision Coaching for Couples at the Crossroads fills this gap with a structured, short-term model that gets everyone on the same page — shifting the goal from repairing the relationship to helping couples evaluate whether they want to do that at all, get clear…