Couples psychotherapy consultation with a psychologist, session
Relationships can be a source of support, intimacy, and growth, but sometimes couples experience conflict, distance, loss of trust, or difficulties in understanding each other. Couple psychotherapy helps to understand the causes of recurring conflicts, improve communication and find new ways of interacting that take into account the needs of both partners.
Modern evidence-based approaches are used in the psychotherapy process, including emotionally focused therapy (EFT), cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and schema therapy. This allows not only to solve current difficulties, but also to work with deep patterns that affect relationships.
What requests do we work with:
- conflicts and frequent quarrels;
- difficulties in mutual understanding;
- distancing and loss of emotional closeness;
- trust and jealousy issues;
- consequences of betrayal;
- difficulties in communication and expressing needs;
- crises in relationships;
- difficulties associated with the birth of a child or changes in life circumstances;
- repeated negative interaction scenarios;
- issues of support, care and emotional intimacy;
- going through the divorce process.
What can be achieved in therapy
Couple therapy helps you better understand yourself and your partner, talk openly about your needs, constructively resolve conflicts, and restore trust. Our goal is to create a safe space for dialogue where both partners can be heard, find new ways to interact and build more stable, warm and valuable relationships.
How to book a service
1. Submit a request on the website or contact the clinic administrator.
2. The administrator will confirm the details, arrange a time and send a payment link.
3. Complete the payment and receive the service at the agreed time, at the clinic or online.