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Couples Therapy
Lana Banegas, LMFT

Building Trust in Marriage: The Crucial Role of Keeping Your Word

In the delicate interplay of marriage, where two lives become deeply intertwined, trust forms the essential foundation. Yet even small broken promises can weaken that base. As a couples therapist with years of experience guiding partners through relationship challenges, I’ve seen how consistently keeping your word can either strengthen or fracture a partnership. At The

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The Hidden Key to a Thriving Marriage: Why Individual Counseling is Essential for Marital Health
Individual Counseling
Lana Banegas, LMFT

The Hidden Key to a Thriving Marriage: Why Individual Counseling is Essential for Marital Health

In a world that celebrates the “power couple,” it’s easy to assume that marriage problems can only be fixed together. But here’s the truth that transforms relationships: the health of your marriage begins with the health of you. At The Marriage Point, we’ve seen thousands of couples walk through our doors in Marietta and Cumming,

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Relationships
Lana Banegas, LMFT

The Effects of ADHD on Marriage: A Letter to the Tired Spouse (And Proven Ways to Rebuild)

Dear Exhausted Spouse,If you’re reading this, you’re probably at your wit’s end. Distracted often? Chronically late? Not contributing enough to household tasks? Going between emotionally explosive and shut down? Sensitive to feedback? Missing social cues? Circular conversations with no resolution?You’re exhausted. You love your partner, but their ADHD symptoms are turning your marriage into a

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Networking
Lana Banegas, LMFT

Spring Connection – Networking Event

Time Remaining Until Event Starts Days Hours Minutes Seconds We opened a new location in Cumming and would love to meet you and introduce our team of therapists! Come share about yourself and your practice, and let’s connect and collaborate to bring healing and health to our community together.  Light refreshments will be provided. RSVP

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Mental Health
Leanne Jimenez, APC

Emotional Regulation: What is it? And how do I do it?

Emotional regulation is the skill of managing one’s response to a situation. It involves changing thoughts and behaviors to change the response effectively. Think of remaining calm, being controlled, and responding to things in a way that makes you feel genuine and authentic. The opposite of emotional regulation is dysregulation. Dysregulation can be destructive to

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Depressed man crying feeling loneliness, chronic fatigue
Relationships
Allie Argue MFT Intern

I’m a sexual being and I have chronic health conditions, what do?

Let’s be honest, we live in a sex-denying culture. Society perpetuates the idea that we are not allowed to be sexual beings. Society does this cruel thing of placing us in these boxes of what we can do, what we absolutely, positively CANNOT talk about, how to dress, how to act, the list goes on.

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