A relationship crisis is defined as a period of conflicts regarding a series of issues of great importance, which take place around a relationship, which can end up being decisive regarding whether or not they continue together. In general, people demand that we be completely happy with their partner. However when there is presence of arguments, betrayals, misunderstandingsor situations of great difficulty for one or both parties of the relationship that accelerate the decision to maintain the relationship or not, there is undoubtedly a relationship crisis. Relationships usually go through a series of stages, the beginning of which is the infatuation phase, where without a doubt it is love that predominates, however, after that stage ends, the reality of seeing the other person as and as it is, where the virtues and defects of each one are shown, it is then where the crises usually appear.
For many couples, being able to solve their problems does not require the help of a psychologist, since they have the ability to carry out the necessary changes to continue their personal development. However, there are couples who lack this capacity, and are forced to seek therapeutic help in order to give themselves a second chance and to be able to resolve conflicts. Experts assure that the individual is willing and prepared to tolerate all kinds of suffering, as long as he can find some meaning in it.
In general, when couples in crisis decide to attend therapy, it is because they seek to leave behind their conflicts and the pains that they generate in the relationship. In order for this to stop happening, it is necessary to emphasize the conflict, the suffering, what caused it, the consequences it left, and find a way to contextualize and subsequently provide alternatives that solve it and, as far as possible, a meaning and a meaning to the relationship to be saved. On many occasions it is possible to observe how couples come out strengthened after going through a painful experience and then manage to improve and deepen the relationship.
