My wife and I have had a tough year. We're prepping to move to a new city, we had a baby (which is great, but definitely changes relationship dynamics), our stability and careers are in flux, and have mismatched libidos (a divide that become exaggerated by stress, baby, and "boredom" that we're addressing).

We recognize the issues we're having and fully expect to get through this together. The real question is, how common is it to see a therapist together for the first time, when she has established a relationship with her for two years prior. I'm weary of being on unequal footing but overall, my gut says it's ok and might work to get to the core of problems faster.

This may or may not be complicated by the fact that we're about to move to a new city in a month and I've never seen a therapist. I just want to make sure this isn't a common sense no no.
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Wife and I are going to start marriage counseling with her individual
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My wife and I have had a tough year. We're prepping to move to a new city, we had a baby (which is great, but definitely changes relationship dynamics), our stability and careers are in flux, and have mismatched libidos (a divide that become exaggerated by stress, baby, and "boredom" that we're addressing).

We recognize the issues we're having and fully expect to get through this together. The real question is, how common is it to see a therapist together for the first time, when she has established a relationship with her for two years prior. I'm weary of being on unequal footing but overall, my gut says it's ok and might work to get to the core of problems faster.

This may or may not be complicated by the fact that we're about to move to a new city in a month and I've never seen a therapist. I just want to make sure this isn't a common sense no no.
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My wife and I are trying to start marriage counseling and have
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