Pre-Marital Counselling
Pre-marital counselling is a type of therapy that helps couples prepare for marriage. It typically involves meeting with a licensed therapist to discuss various topics related to marriage, such as communication, conflict resolution, and expectations. The goal of pre-marital counselling is to help couples build a strong foundation for their marriage and address any potential issues before they become major problems.

Beliefs & Values
Exploring core personal and shared values to understand compatibility and respect differences.

Conflict Resolution
Developing tools to navigate disagreements calmly and respectfully.

Gender Roles & Responsibilities
Clarifying expectations around chores, roles, and division of daily tasks.

Gender Roles & Responsibilities
Understanding each partner’s expectations and assumptions about roles in the relationship.

Boundaries
Setting healthy boundaries within the relationship and with extended family, friends, and work.

Family Planning & Parenting
Discussing desires, expectations, and concerns about having and raising children.

Intimacy & Affection
Exploring emotional and physical intimacy, love languages, and connection.

Spirituality & Faith Based Beliefs
Discussing the role of faith or spirituality in your relationship and future family life.

Communication Skills
Learning how to listen, express needs, and resolve misunderstandings constructively.

Finances
Talking openly about budgeting, spending habits, debt, and financial goals.

Life Goals & Expectations
Aligning on long-term plans including career, lifestyle, and personal growth.

Trust & Commitment
Building a strong foundation of trust, honesty, and mutual commitment for the marriage.
