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Danka Bogott-The Married Couples Coach: The Why

I believe in family.

I also believe that at the heart of a healthy family is the couple. Investing in your marriage is invaluable to your children as well as your spouse and will guarantee you more return on investment than any car or home you’ll ever buy. Being proactive in our relationships is the baseline of wellness.

 
I believe in marriage.

Sadly, divorce is still spreading like wildfire. Whether we admit it or not, it’s happening all around our neighborhoods, faith-based and non-faith-based alike. In my personal and professional life, I come across many couples resorting to divorce without seeing that their marriage has a fighting chance and without ever realizing that their marriage is undoubtedly worth fighting for.

 

I believe in couples work.

I have had one too many couples over the last few years tell me that when seeking help for their relationship from a counselor (or two, or three), instead of getting the help they needed, they were told to just get a divorce. Frankly, that leaves me speechless at best and outraged at worst.

If you went to the mechanic because your headlights were out, and they told you that you might as well have it towed to the closest junkyard, you, too, would be irate, I hope. And perhaps it’s not your headlights – maybe it’s the engine, or the brakes, or the steering wheel. Either way, if that’s what you want done, you should be able to get that fixed. Isn’t that precisely why you are bringing your car into the shop?

When two people come together with the desire of wanting to resurrect their marriage, I don’t care how messy it might seem to them or to the world. Perhaps your marriage has been on life support for months, years even. Maybe you two are just tired of mediocre and want to feel connected again. In any case, as someone who specializes in couples work, I want to be the last person to stand in your way.

I have seen marriages transform. Yours can be too. Reach out today before it’s too late and let’s talk. You can schedule an initial phone consultation right now by using this SCHEDULE NOW link. I can’t wait to speak with you – and if i’m not the right fit or I can’t help, I will connect you with someone who can.

Meet Danka

If you would like to find out who Danka is and how she works with her clients, please visit the Meet Danka page by clicking here.

Danka Bogott | HELPING COUPLES SUCCEED

Don’t take my word for it – Read what others have said:

 

“I feel the conversations we have had in session have opened our eyes to how we are and how we see things, what we have been through and how we can support each other moving forward.”

-Husband, 50’s, Married 1 year
 
“I’m taking away the importance of listening to each other and making time to appreciate each other and spend time together.”

-Wife, 40’s, Married 7 years
 
“I’m taking away from this a profound fondness for her that drives everything else.”
-Husband, 50’s, Married 15 years

 
“We have been given the tools and ability to resolve conflicts in easy steps and also the ability to speak to each other more openly.”
 -Husband, 60’s, Married 12 years


“We are a better team. We can talk more freely and openly. We listen to each other more. We can laugh together again.”

-Wife, 40’s, Married 2 years

 

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