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WHAT WE HELP WITH
Find your way back to each other
Communication
Conflict & recurring arguments
Trust & infidelity
Emotional intimacy
Physical intimacy & sex
Finances & money stress
Parenting & family dynamics
Life transitions
Values & future goals
Relationship reconciliation
OUR APPROACH
Structured, neutral support
Neutral
Your therapist doesn’t take sides. The relationship is the client.
Proven methods
Gottman Method and Emotion Focused Therapy, among other evidence-based approaches.
Both voices heard
Sessions make room for each partner, with individual time when your therapist recommends it.
GETTING STARTED
Three simple steps
01
Book together
Choose a therapist and a time that works for both of you.
02
Complete your intake
Each partner completes forms by email before the first session.
03
First session
You’ll meet together to share your story and set goals.
QUESTIONS
Couples often ask
Do we both need to attend?
Couples usually attend together. If your partner isn’t ready, starting with individual counselling can still help.
Will the therapist take sides?
No. Your therapist stays neutral and supports both of you and the relationship.
Is it too late for counselling?
It’s never too late to try. If you’re unsure whether to stay together, discernment counselling may be a better fit.
Is couples counselling covered by insurance?
Many plans cover Registered Psychologists and Canadian Certified Counsellors, and we direct bill 26+ insurers. Check your plan for details.
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