This is sometimes difficult. The best approach that I know is to focus on the rewards of attending therapy. If your spouse perceives the rewards of attending and completing therapy to be greater than the rewards of not presenting for therapy, he or she will go for the greater reward. The task is to make therapy more rewarding than not having therapy.
Some couples come in after one spouse has threatened divorce.
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