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Connected Threads Counseling offers online parenting therapy for all relationship styles throughout Wisconsin, along with Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan.

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Parenting has its own unique challenges that impact not only you as individuals, but your family unit as a whole. Maybe, since becoming a parent, you’ve found yourself:

  • Feeling disconnected from your partner(s)

  • Not understanding how to support your partner(s)

  • Not feeling like a team in front of your children

  • Navigating differing parenting values, expectations, and division of household tasks

  • Experiencing decreased emotional or physical intimacy

  • Not feeling like a priority to your partner(s)

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While these challenges are normal, it is possible to make changes, no matter where you are in the parenting process. In therapy, you can begin to:

  • Create a space where you don’t have to be in parenting survival mode

  • Be vulnerable with each other

  • Develop concreate communication tools and conflict resolution skills

  • Build a support system outside of your relationship

  • Explore ways to split up household tasks that feels equitable and meet everyone’s needs

  • Feel united around parenting decisions

  • Build more connection as a romantic unit, not just as co-parents

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At Connected Threads Counseling, our approach focuses on practical solutions that build connection and help you thrive as individuals, partners, and parents.