I hold a love-hate relationship with the “check engine” light in my car. When it unexpectedly pops up, my first reaction leans toward a sweaty-palm panic, and thoughts of breaking down during rush hour. And, guys, I live in Atlanta, which means it’s always rush hour. But then, I remind myself the little light just means it’s time for regular ol’ maintenance from a licensed mechanic to keep everything running smoothly.
Wouldn’t marriage be easier if relationships also came with “check engine” lights? Unfortunately, they don’t work that way. For some marriages, that means we find ourselves broken down, seeking urgent help from a licensed counselor. However, happy couples go to therapy, too. In fact, according to VeryWell Mind, 68 percent of couples feel it’s best to start marriage counseling before serious problems arise. Here are 5 reasons why happily married couples should consider booking a counseling session.
