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Brandon Coussens, LMFT

Brandon Coussens is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and owner of Legacy Marriage Resources, LLC based in Augusta, Georgia. He specializes in marriage counseling and sex therapy. You can schedule a counseling appointment with him through Legacy Marriage Resources. He also offers Christian Coaching, Marriage Coaching, Financial Coaching, and Life Coaching to those who live outside the state of Georgia.

How to Fight Fair: Conflict Resolution Skills Every Married Couple Needs

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You know that silence after a fight — the one where you’re both in the same house but somehow miles apart? Maybe someone stomped off to another room, or the conversation just stopped. Nobody won. Nobody feels good. And the thing you were actually arguing about is still an elephant in the room, unresolved. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The truth is, EVERY couple fights. No one wants to fight, but it happens. Here’s the more important question: Are those fights bringing you closer or slowly pulling you apart?

Where Was God in My Trauma? Finding Faith When the Pain Doesn’t Make Sense

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Trauma doesn’t just wound the body or mind. It can rattle the very foundations of what we believe. Many survivors quietly carry spiritual confusion right alongside their emotional pain. Some walk away from faith entirely. If that’s where you are, I’m not here to lecture you. I’m here to sit with you in it. And when you are ready, I will help you try to make sense of the pain and confusion so that you can get back to enjoying your life and living it well. 

Processing the Past Year: Why Reflection Is Healthier Than Resolution-Making

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From a therapeutic perspective, reflection is often far healthier and more effective than jumping straight into resolutions. Reflection allows space to acknowledge what has happened, how it has impacted us, and what we truly need moving forward. Before deciding where you want to go, it’s important to understand where you’ve been.

Protecting Your Mental Health During Back-to-Back Holiday Gatherings

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Family Drama During the Holidays

For many people, the holidays are portrayed as a season of joy, connection, and celebration. In reality, they can also be one of the most emotionally taxing times of the year, especially when your calendar is filled with back-to-back family gatherings, social obligations, and expectations. While spending time with loved ones can be meaningful, too much togetherness, too little rest, and unresolved family dynamics can quickly take a toll on your mental health.

Creating a Culture of Gratitude Across Generations: Building Stronger Families Through Thankfulness

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(If you find yourself reading this after Thanksgiving, don’t fret, it can still apply to you! Read on!) I’ve been thinking a lot about families lately, maybe because the holidays tend to bring out both the best and the hardest parts of who we are. Over the past few weeks, several people have sat across … Read more

How to Support a Loved One Who Is in Therapy

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When someone you love decides to start therapy, it can be both encouraging and intimidating. You care about this person, so you are probably proud of them for taking this huge step and happy to see them prioritizing healing and growth. You may also feel intimidated or uncertain about how to best support your friend … Read more

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