FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Couples therapy is a type of therapy that helps couples improve their relationship and resolve conflicts. It typically involves meeting with a licensed therapist
who specializes in working with couples.
During a couples therapy session, the therapist will facilitate a discussion between the couple, helping them identify and explore issues in their relationship.
The therapist may also teach communication and conflict resolution skills, and assign homework between sessions.
No, the therapist is neutral and does not take sides or favor one partner over the other. The therapist’s role is to help both partners
communicate effectively and work toward a common goal of improving their relationship.
It’s common for one partner to be resistant to therapy at first. It’s important to have an open and honest conversation with your partner about why you believe
couples therapy could be beneficial for your relationship. You could also offer to attend a session on your own first to help alleviate any concerns your partner may have.
The cost of couples therapy varies depending on the therapist’s experience and location, as well as the length of each session.
Some therapists may offer sliding scale fees or accept insurance to help cover the cost.
The number of sessions needed varies depending on the couple’s specific needs and goals. Some couples may only need a few sessions, while others
may benefit from ongoing therapy over a longer period of time.