Marriage counselling is a form of therapy that helps couples improve communication, resolve conflicts, strengthen emotional bonds, and build a healthier relationship.

Any couple facing challenges such as communication issues, frequent arguments, trust concerns, emotional distance, intimacy issues, family conflicts, or major life transitions can benefit from counselling.

No. Couples who are engaged, in a committed relationship, or considering marriage can also seek counselling.

The counsellor provides a safe and non-judgmental space where both partners can express their thoughts, feelings, and concerns. The counsellor helps identify patterns, improve communication, and develop practical solutions.

Typically, a session lasts between 50–90 minutes, depending on the couple's needs and the counselling plan.

The number of sessions varies depending on the concerns being addressed. Some couples experience improvement in a few sessions, while others may benefit from longer-term support.

Yes. All information shared during counselling is kept confidential, except in situations where disclosure is required by law or for safety reasons.

You can still attend individual counselling to gain clarity, develop coping strategies, and improve your relationship skills.