INTRODUCTION
Reston, a vibrant planned community in Fairfax County, Virginia, blends the convenience of urban living with the natural beauty of its many parks, lakes, and trails. Notwithstanding this fact, many Reston couples struggle to stay emotionally connected. If you are looking to grow closer to your spouse, consider Dr. Ken Newberger, Ph.D. He offers a step-by-step reconciliation process that helps couples resolve conflict and rebuild their bond. Learn more about his approach on his marriage counseling process page.
According to Niche, “Reston is a town in Virginia with a population of approximately 63,500. Reston is in Fairfax County and consistently ranks among the best places to live in Virginia. Living in Reston offers residents an urban-suburban mix feel, and a majority of residents own their homes. In Reston, there are many restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Reston, and residents tend to have moderate political views. The public schools in Reston are rated above average.” According to the Reston Association, the community maintains over 1,350 acres of open space—comprising 800 acres of woodlands, four lakes, three ponds, four wetlands, 50 meadows, and 20 miles of treams—providing abundant opportunities for nature-based activities.
Of interest, Neighborhoodscout.com notes, "Reston is also a town of artists. Reston has more artists, designers and people working in media than 90% of the communities in America. This concentration of artists helps shape Reston’s character."
According to LongandFoster.com, “Reston, Virginia, is a vibrant and unique community in Northern Virginia, just 20 miles from Washington, D.C. Founded in 1964 as one of America’s first planned communities, Reston balances urban convenience with natural beauty. With walkable town centers, peaceful wooded neighborhoods, and easy Metro access to D.C. via two Silver Line stops, it’s a place that feels both connected and restful. Reston’s dedication to parks and open space means that residents can embrace a lifestyle that includes easy access to city perks, neighborhood charm, and miles of nature trails – all in one welcoming community.”
On a more personal note, one enthusiastic resident of Reston VA stated, "Driving through Reston, an overwhelming sense of home comes over you. My family has lived in Reston for three generations, since before Reston even existed, and growing up in such a special community is something I am extremely grateful for. In Reston, it is impossible to go anywhere without running into a friend, or making a new one. From brunch at Lake Anne plaza, to shopping at Town Center, and sunset boating on Lake Audubon, every day is a movie that you can’t help but replay in your dreams. Arguably the best part of life in Reston, however, is the love its residents have for the town, and each other. Youth sports excite thousands of kids each year, and school dances bring town-wide parades that Restonians of all ages participate in. Hand made art displayed all over town is just one symbol of the love and pride all Restonians feel for their community. Words do not bring justice to how special the town of Reston Virginia is. Living in Reston is the best decision anyone can make."
Reston VA is certainly a great place to live, work, and visit. Nonetheless, Christian couples in Reston are not immune from the same stresses and strains that plague marriages all over the country. The good news is Dr. Newberger offers a cutting-edge alternative to traditional Reston couples counseling. If you need guidance to improve your relationship, confidentially call him, free of charge, at 703-483-0031 to discuss your situation.