Disappointment, resentment, hurt, frustration, and boredom are often uninvited guests in most committed relationships. The tragedy of these experiences is not that they occur but that numerous voices in our lives try to convince us that something must be wrong with the marriage or the person. Irreconcilable differences are the reason behind many broken relationships and marriages.

Cedar Creek Counseling Services believes differently. We believe that committed relationships are opportunities for individual and relational growth. Because of this, we believe that experiences such as frustration and unhappiness within a marital context are normal (albeit not preferred) and necessary: necessary for the growth of the individual and the relationship. Instead of harbingers of failure and termination, they are portends of hope, integrity, power, and greater love for self and one another.

If you are seeking a more satisfying, intimate marriage, contact a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Cedar Creek Counseling Services, PLLC. We offer counseling, therapy, and life and couple coaching in a comfortable, home setting for anyone yearning to fulfill their relational, spiritual, sexual and individual potential. We also offer compelling marital and intimacy workshops and classes for churches and civic groups.

Helping families, couples, and individuals in the Abilene area achieve relational excellence and personal success.

* Family, Couple, and Individual Counseling
* Life, Couple, and Parent Coaching
* Workshops and Classes.

Kurt P. Boyland

Kurt P. Boyland, LMFT, LPC is licensed by the state of Texas to practice marriage and family therapy (LMFT) and professional counseling (LPC). He is also a Clinical Member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. He works collaboratively with individuals, couples and families on various issues to help them become who and what they desire to be. His areas of interest include helping people enhance their self-advocacy, reconcile grief and loss, navigate marital and relational conflict, overcome struggles with pornography, and become patient with seasons of spiritual doubt and dryness.

What do you want in life? More fulfillment in your job? More romance? Better sex? Lose or gain weight? Start a new business? Overcome a lingering habit? Contentment ? Save more money?

If you want to experience dynamic change in your life then coaching may be for you. Coaching assists people to discover what they want in life and unlock their own brilliance to achieve it.

Coaching is different than counseling in many ways. While counseling and therapy focuses occasionally on the past, coaching is future focused. Coaching is faster paced than counseling: Counseling is generally carried out in 50 minute sessions whereas coaching is conducted in fifteen or twenty minute time intervals. Coaching is not confined to a room. It can be conducted on the phone, in a restaurant, or on the go. Here's another way to think about it: Coaching is sometimes a part of counseling but counseling is rarely a part of coaching. The key difference between counseling and coaching is that counseling generally focuses on problem resolution while coaching emphasizes life enhancement. In other words, the starting points for each are generally different.

Contact Cedar Creek Counseling to learn more how you can enhance your life and relationships through coaching.