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.

Many people assume therapy takes years before meaningful change happens. Research from the American Psychological Associ...
03/13/2026

Many people assume therapy takes years before meaningful change happens. Research from the American Psychological Association shows that about 50% of people significantly improve after roughly 15–20 sessions.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, this could be the right time. Reach out to us to learn how we can support you.

Families go through challenges. Communication breaks down, conflicts grow, and sometimes it can feel difficult to reconn...
03/11/2026

Families go through challenges. Communication breaks down, conflicts grow, and sometimes it can feel difficult to reconnect.

Family therapy creates a space where every voice can be heard while working toward healthier communication, stronger understanding, and deeper connection. Whether your family is navigating conflict, parenting stress, life transitions, or emotional distance, support can make a difference.

Our therapists at The Center for Relationship Health are here to help families build stronger relationships and healthier patterns together.

Learn more at the link in our bio.

What does male sexual fluidity really mean?Join The Center for Relationship Health for a free live webinar where Dr. Joe...
03/07/2026

What does male sexual fluidity really mean?

Join The Center for Relationship Health for a free live webinar where Dr. Joe Kort will explore the complexities of male sexual fluidity, sexual identity, and erotic orientation, and why behavior does not always define orientation.

This webinar is designed for therapists, educators, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of sexuality and sexual wellness.

Save your seat today. Link to sign up for this free webinar in in our bio.
https://crsh.com/male-fluidity/

Progress in therapy does not always look dramatic.Sometimes it is setting a boundary you used to avoid.Sometimes it is p...
03/06/2026

Progress in therapy does not always look dramatic.

Sometimes it is setting a boundary you used to avoid.
Sometimes it is pausing before reacting.
Sometimes it is simply noticing your feelings instead of pushing them away.

These small shifts are meaningful. Over time, they build real and lasting change.

If your progress feels quiet, it still counts.

We currently have virtual therapy openings available at The Center for Relationship Health.Get the support you need anyt...
02/27/2026

We currently have virtual therapy openings available at The Center for Relationship Health.

Get the support you need anytime, anywhere. Virtual sessions make it possible to connect with a therapist from the comfort of home, your office, or wherever you feel most at ease.

Whether you are navigating anxiety, relationship challenges, or personal growth, our team is here to help.

Call today or visit our website to get started.

Please join The Center for Relationship Health in congratulating Dr. Gregory Johnson on earning his PhD in Educational S...
02/26/2026

Please join The Center for Relationship Health in congratulating Dr. Gregory Johnson on earning his PhD in Educational Studies.

This remarkable achievement reflects years of dedication, scholarship, and commitment to advancing knowledge in the field. We are proud to have Dr. Johnson on our team and grateful for the expertise he brings to our clients and community.

Congratulations, Dr. Johnson.

Please join us in welcoming Amanda Stein, LMSW to The Center for Relationship Health.Amanda specializes in somatic thera...
02/26/2026

Please join us in welcoming Amanda Stein, LMSW to The Center for Relationship Health.

Amanda specializes in somatic therapy, helping clients reconnect with their bodies and move toward healing in a way that feels grounded and safe. For those who have found traditional talk therapy less effective, or who feel disconnected and unsure of their next steps, Amanda offers an approach that prioritizes presence, embodiment, and meaningful change.

With over 17 years of experience in su***de prevention and crisis work, Amanda brings depth, compassion, and steady support to her clients. She also founded one of the first su***de attempt survivor groups in Michigan, reflecting her longstanding commitment to this work.

Amanda works with teens, adults, and older adults, offering both individual and couples counseling. Her areas of focus include trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, LGBTQIA+ informed care, relationship concerns including polyamory and ethical non monogamy, and women’s sexual health.

If you are ready to explore new pathways to healing, Amanda welcomes you to reach out and see if it feels like a good fit.

To schedule an appointment, visit crsh.com or call 248.399.7447.

Your calendar fills up quickly.Work meetings. Groceries. Laundry. Brunch. Appointments. Obligations.What if therapy was ...
02/25/2026

Your calendar fills up quickly.

Work meetings. Groceries. Laundry. Brunch. Appointments. Obligations.

What if therapy was not something you squeezed in, but something you made space for?

In 2026, consider scheduling support the same way you schedule everything else that matters. Your mental health, your relationships, and your well being deserve a place on your calendar too.

Make space for therapy.

Learn more at crsh.com or call 248.399.7447.

Research shows that about 50 percent of people experience meaningful improvement within 15 to 20 sessions of therapy.Pro...
02/24/2026

Research shows that about 50 percent of people experience meaningful improvement within 15 to 20 sessions of therapy.

Progress does not require years of treatment to begin. With consistent support, many individuals start noticing changes in their thoughts, behaviors, and relationships sooner than they expect.

Therapy is not just about talking. It is about building insight, developing new skills, and practicing healthier patterns over time.

If you have been considering therapy, you do not have to wait for things to get worse to begin.

Learn more at crsh.com or call 248.399.7447.

Therapy is not only for when things feel broken.Many individuals and couples seek therapy to strengthen communication, d...
02/23/2026

Therapy is not only for when things feel broken.

Many individuals and couples seek therapy to strengthen communication, deepen intimacy, and better understand the patterns that shape their relationships. You do not have to be in crisis to benefit from support.

Proactive care allows you to address concerns early, prevent small issues from growing, and build healthier dynamics over time. Growth is not a reaction to failure. It is an intentional investment in your well being and your relationships.

You do not have to wait for things to fall apart.

Learn more at crsh.com or call 248.399.7447.

Sometimes intensity is mistaken for intimacy.A trauma bond can form when connection is built around cycles of conflict, ...
02/22/2026

Sometimes intensity is mistaken for intimacy.

A trauma bond can form when connection is built around cycles of conflict, inconsistency, or emotional highs and lows. The attachment can feel powerful and hard to walk away from, even when the relationship is unhealthy.

Love should feel secure, steady, and safe. If a relationship feels addictive, chaotic, or emotionally destabilizing, it may be worth exploring what is keeping you attached.

With awareness and support, these patterns can be understood and changed.

The Center for Relationship Health is here to help you build relationships rooted in safety and connection.

Learn more at crsh.com or call 248.399.7447.

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25600 Woodward, Suite 215
Royal Oak, MI
48067

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