Tired of Saying 'I'm Fine'?


Beyond "I'm Fine": How to Start a Difficult Conversation with Your Partner

Recognizing When You’re Not Really “Fine”

We’ve all had those moments—sitting on the couch after a long day, lying in bed, or driving together in silence, knowing there’s something on your mind but struggling to say it. Your partner notices and asks, “What’s wrong?” And almost instinctively, you reply, “I’m fine,” even when you’re not.


5 Therapist-Recommended Ways to Apologize and Make Amends

The Power of a Genuine Apology

Knowing how to truly apologize can turn a tough moment into a chance to grow closer. It’s a simple skill that can have a profound impact on your relationship. If you’ve ever felt like your apologies didn’t quite land or weren’t sure how to make things right, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down five easy, therapist-approved steps to help you say 'I’m sorry' in a way that heals and strengthens your connection.


Maplewood Counseling

Maplewood Counseling offers in-person and virtual Telehealth sessions in and around Maplewood as well as remotely to any couple or individual in any location in New Jersey.


Our Compassionate Team

Natasha Delva LSW

Therapist for couples and individuals.

Robert Jenkins, LCSW

Therapist for couples, individuals, & families.

Daphne Berkovits LMFT

Therapist for couples, individuals, & families.

Ongeri Aminga LSW

Therapist for couples and individuals.

Sarah Newman LSW

Therapist for couples and individuals.

Debra Feinberg LCSW

Therapist for couples and individuals.

Our Therapy Services

Maplewood Counseling
169 Maplewood Ave Suite 4
Maplewood, NJ 07040
E-mail: contact@maplewoodcounseling.com

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