Welcome to Couples Therapy Spokane


(509) 838-5661   Call to schedule a  consultation today. 

couple_love_wallpapers_couples_sad_1920x1440-2If you are visiting this site chances are you are struggling with an important relationship and you need some help, support and hope. 

Well, you may be pleased to hear that the profession of marriage and family therapy is  in the middle of a transformation.  This is good news for all of us who want healthier relationships with our most important people. We finally have uncovered many of the keys to the science of loving relationships and how to properly attend to them so they stay healthy and last.  The research is exploding in the field of relational therapy.  For one thing, data indicates that Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) has some of the best best long-term results in correcting relational distress between couples and strengthening lifetime attachment bonds between loving partners.  We also offer services for individuals including relationship counseling, career counseling and wellness/lifestyle  coaching.

Please continue reading below for hope and inspiration.  You will find a great collection of attachment, humor, relationship and  educational videos evocative of love and nurturing or click on our drop down menu above for specific services.

(509) 838-5661     To  decide if we are a good fit to work together I invite you to call me  for a no-charge phone consultation.  I also offer 30-40 minute in-person consultations at my office.

Warmly,

  Melanie E. Morlan MA……………….. A Relationship Specialist



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Are you a dandelion or an orchid?

“The idea of resilient children was hardly new, nor was the related idea that some kids are especially vulnerable to the stresses of their world. What was novel was the idea that some of the vulnerable, highly reactive children—the orchid children—had the capacity for both withering and thriving.” Wray Herbert Scientific American 2011

Photo By:  Barbara Kosoff

Wonderful article on genetic resiliency and children.

Read it here:  http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/on-the-trail-of-the-orchid-child/