During relationship issues counseling, a therapist will work with you and your partner to understand and address the underlying issues in the relationship. They may use techniques such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), or the Gottman Method, to help improve communication, increase empathy, and develop problem-solving skills. Together, you and your therapist will set goals and work on building a stronger, more satisfying relationship.

 

Relationships can be complicated and it's important to remember that all couples experience difficulties at some point. A therapist can help you and your partner to understand and manage conflicts, develop better communication skills and build trust. Relationship counseling can also help you to learn to identify and change negative patterns of interaction and improve overall relationship satisfaction. It's also important to know that relationship counseling is not only for people who are experiencing difficulties in their relationship but also for those who want to improve and strengthen their relationship.