- SB Consulting, LLC
- 7900 E. Union Ave.
- Suite 1100
- Denver, CO 80130
Phone: (720) 971-1254
Welcome
The bottom line is that relationships fail due to irreconcilable differences.
The solution is knowing how to create and maintain a loving connection.
Sonia Brill, the founder of SB consulting and Marriage Mediation Colorado™, has
expertise in couples counseling and conflict resolution, which lends to helping
you remove intractable differences and arrive at a more connected outcome. Unlike
divorce mediation, which aims to end a marriage amicably, Marriage Mediation Colorado™
uses the principles of mediation and counseling to stop conflict and anger, so mutually
satisfying agreements are reached to save your committed relationship, marriage,
re-marriage, or co-parenting arrangement with your former spouse.
Sonia Brill is a licensed psychotherapist, who has expertise in marriage counseling,
conflict resolution, anger management, collaborative divorce, relationship counseling,
and individual therapy.
If you are in a relationship, first marriage, re-marriage, or co-parenting arrangement,
Marriage Mediation Colorado™ can help you see eye to eye and reach mutually satisfying
agreements.
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Marriage Mediation Colorado™ uses the six steps of mediation to save your relationship, marriage, re-marriage, or co-parenting relationship. These step are: 1. Welcoming Statement, 2. Stating the Problem, 3. Gathering Information, 4. Identifying the Problem, 5. Creating Options, and 6. Reaching Agreement. Couples learn clear communication practices and dispute resolution skills, and how to reduce anger and conflict, identify needs, identify and resolve problem areas, settle issues, and create a joint agreement for relationship preservation. |
I help couples build trust and a loving connection. If there has been a breach of trust or concerns about commitment, I help couples get over past hurts and disappointments, and discover the love they once felt for each other, by strengthening their bond again. I can show you how to re-establish your union, use respectful communication, and honor each other's opinions, while building an intimate, loving connection. |
Have you heard the saying, "Insanity is doing the same things but expecting to get different results"? If you have tried couples counseling or have been dealing with a silent (or loud) "no-win standoff," then it is time to consider an alternative approach to traditional counseling. Knowing when to get the benefits of couples counseling is critical for it to be successful.
Question: What do infidelity, business choices, and co-parenting styles have in common?
Answer: different needs. One partner may seek the comfort outside of marriage because he or she feels unappreciated; the other partner may never consider infidelity as an option in marriage. One partner may have the need to invest his or her retirement savings into business growth; the other partner may feel this is risky and an irresponsible decision. One partner may choose to buy dinner weekly at a fast-food restaurant for his or her child during visitation; the other partner may believe that fast food even once a week is a health hazard.
It is almost impossible to prevent circular arguments and agree on "who is right" in these circumstances. Couples counseling may intensify the differences. Marriage Mediation Colorado™ can help you break the gridlock, reach agreements, and help heal the relationship. If you have been able to resolve your differences, then couples counseling can strengthen your bond and offer additional skills to help your relationship thrive.