Couple Psychotherapy
Couple relationships sometimes go through periods when the distance between partners grows, communication becomes increasingly difficult, and pain and misunderstandings seem to occupy more and more space. Many couples come to therapy when they feel they can no longer manage what is happening alone — whether it is frequent arguments, emotional distancing, an addiction, infidelity, or any other situation that has shaken the relationship’s balance.
Couple therapy does not seek to assign blame. Instead, it offers a space where both partners can be heard and understood, and the relationship dynamics can be viewed together with greater clarity and less reactivity.
How can it help you?
The therapeutic process is oriented toward increasing satisfaction for both partners and may include:
The duration of the process varies depending on the needs and pace of each couple, but on average involves between 12 and 24 sessions.