The Center for Relationship Health

The Center for Relationship Health The Center for Relationship Health provides clients the resources and tools they need to successfully manage their lives and relationships. Live happier.

The Center for Relationship Health (CRSH) is dedicated to improving the lives of its clients through counseling and therapies specifically tailored to the individual and couple’s needs. Experienced, professional and caring therapists at CRSH are dedicated to teaching and empowering people to understand, improve, and take responsibility for their own relationships, communications, intimacy and sexual satisfaction. Areas of expertise include individual and couple counseling; intimacy, communication & sexual relationship issues; loss of sexual desire, painful in*******se; sexual & arousal difficulties; out-of-control sexual behaviors; le***an, gay, bisexual and transgender issues; difficulties following childhood abuse; anxiety and depression; and more. (re)Discover Intimacy & Passionate S*x. For additional information, call us 248.399.7447 or visit www.crsh.com.

✨ A gentle reminder for the new year: you don’t have to reinvent yourself overnight.If you’re stepping into 2026 feeling...
12/24/2025

✨ A gentle reminder for the new year: you don’t have to reinvent yourself overnight.

If you’re stepping into 2026 feeling hopeful and overwhelmed, you’re not alone.
This year, we’re focusing on habits that support your mental health — not perfection.

💛 Here are 5 small ways to take care of yourself as the year begins (and honestly… all year long).

Which one are you bringing with you into 2026?

Therapy is often misunderstood, and those myths can quietly keep people from reaching out for support.The truth is, ther...
12/23/2025

Therapy is often misunderstood, and those myths can quietly keep people from reaching out for support.

The truth is, therapy is not about being broken, failing, or having all the answers. It is about creating space to understand yourself, your relationships, and what you need to feel more grounded and connected.

At The Center for Relationship Health, our therapists understand that starting therapy can feel vulnerable. You do not have to explain or justify why you are here. We meet you with compassion, curiosity, and support, wherever you are in your journey.

If any of these myths felt familiar, you are not alone. Support is available, and you deserve it.

📍Our therapists are here and ready to support you when you are ready to take the next step.

The holidays are often portrayed as joyful and full of connection, but for many people they can bring stress, pressure, ...
12/22/2025

The holidays are often portrayed as joyful and full of connection, but for many people they can bring stress, pressure, and emotional overwhelm. If you are feeling more anxious, exhausted, or disconnected this season, it does not mean you are doing something wrong.

Holiday stress is real, and it can show up in subtle ways. Noticing the signs is an important first step toward caring for yourself. You deserve support, understanding, and compassion during the holidays just as much as any other time of year.

What happens when visibility becomes a form of resistance?In this episode of Smart S*x, Smart Love, Dr. Joe Kort is join...
12/19/2025

What happens when visibility becomes a form of resistance?

In this episode of Smart S*x, Smart Love, Dr. Joe Kort is joined by Kali Scales for an honest conversation about trans visibility, political courage, and the real impact of fear-based narratives in today’s climate. Together, they explore what it means to stay engaged, speak up, and fight for dignity and representation—even when it feels risky.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of Smart S*x, Smart Love
🔗 Links in bio

At the Center for Relationship Health, we proudly support and affirm the LGBTQ community. Everyone deserves a safe, resp...
12/19/2025

At the Center for Relationship Health, we proudly support and affirm the LGBTQ community. Everyone deserves a safe, respectful space to explore identity, relationships, and emotional well-being. We are committed to providing inclusive, compassionate care where you can show up as your authentic self.

Kinks and fetishes are a natural part of human sexuality, yet many people feel shame or confusion about them. When explo...
12/18/2025

Kinks and fetishes are a natural part of human sexuality, yet many people feel shame or confusion about them. When explored consensually and communicated openly, they can be healthy expressions of desire and connection. Therapy offers a safe, judgment-free space to better understand your needs, boundaries, and relationships.

If you’re curious, concerned, or looking to deepen understanding around sexuality, visit the link below to learn how our therapists can support you.

The Center for Relationship Health is growing, and we’re looking for passionate, licensed therapists to join our team.At...
12/17/2025

The Center for Relationship Health is growing, and we’re looking for passionate, licensed therapists to join our team.

At CRSH, we handle the administrative details so you can focus on what matters most—your clients. We offer flexible scheduling, a supportive environment, and opportunities for both in-person and telehealth sessions.

If you’re committed to providing affirming, high-quality care and want to be part of a collaborative, inclusive team, we’d love to hear from you.

Learn more and apply at crsh.com/careers.

Grateful for this incredible team 🤍We had a chance to come together for our holiday party and celebrate the clinicians a...
12/16/2025

Grateful for this incredible team 🤍

We had a chance to come together for our holiday party and celebrate the clinicians and staff who make The Center for Relationship Health what it is. The care, dedication, and heart that this team brings every day does not go unnoticed.

Thank you for all that you do — for your clients, for each other, and for this community.

Every holiday season, couples exhaust themselves trying to meet everyone’s expectations but their own. Tradition tells u...
12/16/2025

Every holiday season, couples exhaust themselves trying to meet everyone’s expectations but their own. Tradition tells us we must travel together, sleep together, vacation together and follow one script for what a marriage should look like. It is time to write a new script.

Choosing to spend holidays separately, sleep in different rooms or take individual vacations is not a sign that something is wrong. It is often the healthiest way to protect your relationship, reduce stress and reconnect with yourself and each other. The strength of your marriage is not defined by how inseparable you are, but by the honesty, flexibility and intention you bring to the life you build together.

Read full article here: https://joekort.com/separate-ways-for-holidays/

Therapy should fit into your life, not the other way around. With CRSH telehealth sessions, you can connect with a licen...
12/12/2025

Therapy should fit into your life, not the other way around. With CRSH telehealth sessions, you can connect with a licensed therapist from the comfort and privacy of your own space. Whether you are at home, on a lunch break, or traveling, telehealth makes it easier to keep your mental health a priority without the stress of commuting. You will still get the same compassionate, professional care you would in person, but with the added flexibility that works for your schedule. For many clients, telehealth creates a sense of ease that helps them open up more freely. Your healing journey can start wherever you are, and we are here to meet you there.

✨ Curious about consensual non-monogamy? ✨You’re not alone — 1 in 5 Americans has explored it, and many find deep connec...
12/10/2025

✨ Curious about consensual non-monogamy? ✨
You’re not alone — 1 in 5 Americans has explored it, and many find deep connection, emotional growth, and fulfilling partnerships through this relationship style.

Join Veronica Lujic, LLMSW, for an insightful webinar where she breaks down the realities of non-monogamy: the communication it requires, the boundaries that support it, and the meaningful opportunities it can offer.

🔍 In this webinar, you’ll learn:
• What consensual non-monogamy really is
• Common challenges and how to navigate them
• How to communicate with clarity and compassion
• Setting healthy boundaries
• Understanding resurfacing emotions
• Building connection, support & trust

Whether you’re a therapist, educator, part of the LGBTQIA+ community, exploring this relationship style yourself, or simply curious — this webinar is for you.

💬 Ask questions live via chat
🎙️ Presented by: Veronica Lujic, LLMSW

👉 Register here: https://crsh.com/2025/11/20/exploring-non-monogamous/

Don’t miss this chance to learn, reflect, and grow!

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Royal Oak, MI
48067

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