Couples Therapy
Specialized counseling to improve relationships. Therapists help couples resolve conflicts, enhance communication, and foster healthier, more satisfying partnerships.
Couples therapy and marriage counseling sessions take place at our center in New Cairo or online, so both partners can attend even with busy schedules.
- Communication Problems
- Intimacy and Sexual Issues
- Trust and Infidelity
- Family Dynamics
- And more…
Available therapists
- Ingie El Saady, Clinical Psychologist
- Habiba Youssry, Counseling Psychotherapist
Frequently asked questions
What is couples therapy, and how does it work?
Couples therapy, also known as marriage or relationship counseling, involves a therapist working with a couple to improve their relationship. The therapist helps couples identify and address issues, improve communication, and develop healthier ways of relating to each other.
What types of issues can be addressed in couples therapy?
Couples therapy can address various issues, including communication problems, conflicts, trust issues, infidelity, sexual difficulties, parenting disagreements, and overall relationship dissatisfaction. It provides a safe space to work through challenges and strengthen the relationship.
Will the therapist take sides or blame one partner during sessions?
A skilled couples therapist remains neutral and avoids taking sides. The goal is to facilitate open communication and understanding between partners. Therapists focus on the dynamics and patterns within the relationship rather than assigning blame.
How long does couples therapy typically last, and how often are sessions held?
The duration of couples therapy varies depending on the couple's needs and goals. Some couples benefit from short-term therapy (a few months), while others engage in longer-term work. Sessions are typically held once a week, but the frequency may be adjusted based on progress.
Is couples therapy effective, and can it save a troubled relationship?
Couples therapy can be highly effective in improving relationships and helping couples resolve issues. However, the success of therapy depends on both partners' willingness to actively engage in the process. While it can lead to positive changes, there are no guarantees that it will save every troubled relationship.