Couples Counseling

Service Description

Systemic couples counseling is useful, among other things, if you and your partner feel you have reached a point in your relationship where communication, understanding, closeness, and sexuality have stalled. If you sense that your relationship needs support to break entrenched patterns and create a deeper connection, or if you'd like support through a separation process that is constructive for everyone involved. Common Topics include: ​- Communication problems: Frequent misunderstandings, unclear communication, or the feeling of not being heard or understood. - Conflicts and arguments: Recurring arguments about similar topics that feel like they cannot be resolved. - Estrangement: The feeling that a couple has grown apart and lost emotional closeness. - Breaks of trust: Difficulty dealing with breaches of trust, such as infidelity or lies, and the desire for a fresh start. - Differing life goals: Conflicts over different ideas about future planning, such as careers, desire for children, or place of residence. ​- Sexual problems: Difficulties in intimate life that lead to tension and dissatisfaction. -Coping with life changes: Challenges posed by major changes, such as the transition to parenthood, career changes, or dealing with illness. - Jealousy and control: Problems with jealousy or controlling behavior that strain trust and the relationship. ​- Patchwork families: Challenges of living together in a blended family. - Separation and divorce issues: Supported process in deciding whether to continue or end the relationship and in designing a respectful separation process.