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Hammond Psychotherapy Counselling in Kingston for couples therapy affairs relationships and communication

Couples Therapy - I don't
take sides

You are struggling to recognize the person sitting across from you or sleeping beside you. You can't quite figure out when it all fell apart, or you can remember the exact breaking point. You feel like strangers - two ships passing in the night.

 

Couples counselling is about working together with an objective third party to co-create or rebuild a foundation to help achieve a strong, deep and positive connection with your partner. I can help the two of you navigate the seemingly scary world of vulnerability and feelings. I aim to support and guide you in learning your partner's language - but even more importantly - to develop better relational skills. After all, you want to learn how to communicate and connect with each other in a loving, kind and understanding way - not just how to fight nicer.

 

Relationships are hard work

I want to make sure that everyone feels they are in a safe place to open up and get some work done. If you’re looking for a therapist who will pick a side, or play the blame game, I ain’t for you. I am here to help you - if you want to be helped. If this is the last kick at the can - make sure it's a good one.

Here’s a word of warning - with couples, it isn’t always about making things better and keeping the relationship intact at all costs. It is about creating awareness, which leads to action. That could mean recognizing that it is time to move on. Whatever is the healthiest option, that’s the one we will work towards.

 

My practice identifies and welcomes couple counselling as occurring between two parties of any gender binary, non-binary, trans, cis and of any sexual orientation, or combination of. 

Just keep in mind, more than three is a party (bah dum tss) Kidding - I welcome polyamourous couples or thruples as well.

 

 

The relationship you have with your partner can be the strongest, and yet most challenging as they often get the worst of us at the end of the day. Therapy can never be started too early however, is often started too late. 

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