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Marital/ couple therapy is intended for couples who are in relationship and are struggling with interpersonal relationship issues. Frequent disagreements, arguments, fights can be too straining for the couples and navigating those challenges can be very difficult. This therapy offers safe space for couples to explore their issues without being judged and having the opportunity to have a non-judgmental perspective that will help them to navigate their challenges.

Often the therapeutic encounter will help each individual develop necessary skill set to regulate their own emotions and help each other in navigating difficult situations while offering mutual understanding and enhancing companionship.

Research indicates that an average couple may take 6 years to actually reach out for support. This long period of relationship struggles can develop more distance and bitterness in relationships. Ignoring one’s issues and avoiding conflict resolution is considered detrimental in the long run.

For the success of any relationship, healthy regulation of emotions and conflict resolution is necessary. This not only helps the immediate couple involved but also the larger family unit.

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Frequently asked Questions

General Questions

Couple or marital therapy is a form of counseling that helps partners improve their communication, resolve conflicts, strengthen emotional bonds, and navigate relationship challenges in a safe and supportive environment.

Couples of all stages—whether dating, engaged, married, or in long-term relationships—can benefit, especially if they are experiencing:

Frequent arguments or miscommunication
Trust issues (e.g., infidelity, dishonesty)
Emotional disconnection
Intimacy concerns
Life transitions (e.g., parenting, relocation, career changes)
Stress from external factors (e.g., finances, in-laws, cultural differences)

No! Therapy is not just for troubled relationships. It can also help strengthen healthy relationships, improve communication, and deepen emotional intimacy before problems arise.

The therapist listens to both partners’ concerns.
You explore relationship dynamics, communication patterns, and underlying issues.
The therapist provides tools and strategies to improve understanding and connection.
Partners work together on problem-solving and emotional healing.

Sessions typically last 45 to 50 minutes, depending on the therapist and the couple’s needs.

The number of sessions depends on the complexity of the issues. Some couples see improvement in a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing therapy. Your therapist will discuss a personalized plan.

It’s ideal for both partners to participate, but in some cases, individual sessions may also be recommended.

Yes! Therapy sessions are private and confidential, following ethical guidelines. Information is only shared with mutual consent, except in cases of risk (e.g., harm to self or others).

No. The therapist remains neutral and helps both partners understand each other’s perspectives without taking sides. The goal is to foster healthy communication and mutual respect.

While therapy is most effective when both partners participate, individual therapy can still help one partner develop healthier relationship skills and coping strategies. Sometimes, a willing partner attending therapy first can encourage the other to join later.

Therapy provides tools and guidance, and the success of the relationship depends on both partners’ willingness to grow and work together. Some couples rebuild their connection, while others gain clarity on the best path forward.

If separation is the best option, the therapist can help navigate the process respectfully and peacefully, especially if children are involved.

You can schedule an appointment online.

Session fees vary based on the therapist’s expertise and session length. Click Here

Yes! We offer online sessions for your convenience.

Yes! Online therapy can be just as effective, especially for communication-based issues. However, in-person sessions may be better for more complex concerns.

Yes, but please notify us at least 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fees.

If you are in immediate danger (e.g., domestic violence), seek emergency support. Therapy is not a substitute for crisis intervention.

1. What is couple/marital therapy?

2. Who can benefit from couple therapy?

3. Is therapy only for couples in crisis?

4. What happens during a couple therapy session?

5. How long is each session?

6. How many sessions do we need?

7. Do both partners need to attend every session?

8. Is couple therapy confidential?

9. Will the therapist take sides?

10. What if one partner is unwilling to attend therapy?

11. Can therapy save a relationship?

12. What if we decide to separate?

13. How do we book a couple therapy session?

14. How much does therapy cost?

15. Do you offer online couple therapy?

16. Is online therapy as effective as in-person therapy?

17. Can we cancel or reschedule our session?

18. What should we do if we have an emergency or urgent conflict?