Couple counseling, also known as couples therapy or relationship therapy, is a form of psychotherapy that helps partners in a romantic relationship gain insight into their relationship, resolve conflicts, and improve satisfaction through guided communication and problem-solving.

Some common topics include:

• Communication problems

• Infidelity or trust issues

• Financial stress

• Parenting conflicts

• Sexual or intimacy concerns

• Cultural or religious differences

• Emotional disconnection

1. What is couple counseling?There is confidentiality between a client and psychotherapist. Exceptions to this are: Any suspected abuse (child, dependent adult, or elder abuse).A client is threatening serious bodily harm to another person. A client intends on harming themselves.In these situations, the therapist is required to report this to the appropriate authorities immediately to ensure safety.

Children may benefit from counseling if they are experiencing:

• Anxiety or depression

• Behavioral problems

• Difficulty in school

• Family changes (like divorce or a move)

• Bullying or peer pressure

• Grief or loss

• Trauma or abuse