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Couples counselling, also known as couples therapy or marriage counselling, is a therapeutic process designed to help couples navigate challenges and improve their relationship. In couples counselling, a trained therapist works with the couple to address communication issues, resolve conflicts, and strengthen emotional bonds. The therapist creates a safe, neutral space where both partners can express their thoughts and feelings openly.
LOOK OUT FOR THESE SIGNS
- Frequent and escalating arguments.
- Poor communication, with constant misunderstandings.
- Emotional distance and lack of intimacy.
- Trust issues, such as infidelity.
- Unresolved conflicts and recurring issues.
- A sense of dissatisfaction or unhappiness in the relationship.
During couples counselling
sessions, couples can expect to:
Improve Communication:
Couples learn effective communication techniques to express their needs and concerns clearly and listen actively to their partner
Resolve Conflicts:
The therapist helps couples identify sources of conflict and guides them in finding constructive solutions to their issues.
Rebuild Trust:
If trust has been eroded in the relationship, the therapist assists in rebuilding trust and creating a foundation of security.
Enhance Intimacy:
Couples work on increasing emotional intimacy, fostering connection, and reigniting passion in their relationship.
Develop Healthy Relationship Patterns:
Couples learn to recognize and change unhealthy behavior patterns that may damage their relationship.
LOOK OUT FOR THESE SIGNS:
- Constant conflicts and tension within the family.
- Difficulty resolving disputes or disagreements.
- Strained relationships between family members.
- Communication breakdown among family members.
- Behavioral issues in children or adolescents.
- Family experiencing a major life transition or crisis.
During family counselling sessions, families can expect to:
Identify Family Dynamics:
The therapist helps families understand their unique family dynamics, roles, and patterns of interaction.
Improve Communication:
Family members learn to communicate more effectively and constructively express their thoughts and emotions.
Resolve Conflicts:
The therapist assists in resolving conflicts within the family and teaches conflict resolution skills.
Enhance Problem-Solving:
Families work together to find solutions to common challenges and make decisions that benefit everyone.
Support Change:
Family counseling can be helpful during significant life transitions, such as divorce, remarriage, or adding a new family member.
Build Stronger Bonds:
The goal is to strengthen family bonds, foster understanding, and create a more harmonious and supportive family environment.
Our Psychologist
Jana
Licensed Counselling Psychologist,
Psychotherapist, Founder of
MCM Conscious Mental Wellness
Ailien
Licensed Clinical Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Counselor
Basem
Licensed Clinical Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Counselor
Piyali
Licensed Clinical Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Counselor
Vinita
Licensed Clinical Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Counselor
Kim
Licensed Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Counselor
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