Relationship counselling is a therapeutic process designed to help individuals and couples address and resolve issues within their relationships. It is applicable to various types of relationships, including:
- Romantic Relationships: This involves couples seeking to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their emotional connection. Therapists may address issues like trust, intimacy, and financial disagreements.
- Family Relationships: Family counselling helps resolve conflicts among family members, improve dynamics, and address issues such as parenting challenges, sibling rivalry, and generational conflicts.
- Friendships: Counselling for friendships can assist in resolving misunderstandings, navigating conflicts, and understanding the dynamics of long-term or changing friendships.
- Workplace Relationships: This involves addressing conflicts, improving teamwork, and managing professional boundaries and communication between colleagues or between employees and supervisors.
Therapists use various techniques to help individuals and groups enhance their relational skills and achieve healthier interactions.