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08
Jul
2014

The Benefits of Marriage Counselling

July 8th, 2014 in Marriage Counselling
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If you think marriage counselling is just for couples with problems, you’re not alone, but you’re also missing out on a great resource. No couple is perfect and small problems often morph into bigger problems over time. For couples who consider marriage counselling before there are problems, the benefits become obvious and the relationship will grow stronger. And for couples who are experiencing marital problems that they haven’t been able to work through on their own, marriage counselling can be a huge relief for a number of reasons.

Nip it in the Bud

A great marriage relies on constant, open communication. But human beings make mistakes all the time, especially when it comes to communicating with those they love. It’s easy to be short with someone who you know won’t walk away from the relationship, without realizing that you’re doing damage. Many people brush off smaller problems or little hurts because they know that in the long term they love one another. But those tiny problems can grow and blossom into nightmares that last for years. That may sound dramatic, but all too many relationships have failed because of an imbalance caused by a lack of communication about a small problem.

Marriage counselling is designed to identify the problem early, address the root issue, and ensure that it doesn’t grow out of control.

A Neutral Third Party

Arguments are rarely only about the subject of the current disagreement. Often there’s a back story and both sides are emotionally invested in the outcome. A marriage counsellor is trained to be the neutral third party, someone who can see the argument from the outside and give constructive feedback in an effort to help find a fair resolution.

The key benefit of marriage counselling is the commitment it implies. The couple acknowledges that they’re both invested in the relationship and will do everything they can to ensure they’re together as long as they both shall live.

Call Kuldip Counselling in Surrey today to arrange an appointment.


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