
Couples Therapy
Strong relationships are built, not born













Couples Therapy does not mean that your relationship is broken —
It means that you care enough to invest in it.
Our Couples Therapists
The Gottman Method:
Couples Therapy backed by Science
Struggling with communication, trust, or feeling distant from your partner?
You’re not alone — and there’s a proven path forward.
Here at Home Psychology, we use the Gottman Method for couples therapy, a practical and research-based approach developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman after over 40 years of studying what makes relationships work — and what breaks them down.
Whether you’re feeling stuck, arguing too much, or simply want to strengthen your connection, the Gottman Method helps you rebuild your relationship with tools that work in real life.
Step 1: Understanding Your Relationship
We start with a thorough assessment so we understand what’s happening — and how to help:
A joint session to hear your story as a couple
One-on-one sessions with each partner
An online questionnaire to identify strengths and challenges
This gives us a clear picture of your relationship and helps us create a personalised plan for therapy.
Step 2: Learning Tools That Last
The heart of couples therapy is learning how to:
Communicate better (even during tough conversations)
Manage conflict without escalating
Repair past hurts and build trust again
Strengthen your friendship and emotional bond
Support each other’s goals and dreams
You’ll learn practical skills you can use every day — not just in therapy.
Step 3: Practice and Progress
Each session builds on the last. You’ll try out new tools in session and get simple exercises to use at home.
You’ll leave therapy with:
A stronger emotional connection
Healthier ways to navigate disagreements
Deeper understanding of each other
A roadmap for continuing to grow together.
Why It Works
The Gottman Method isn’t just theory — it’s based on decades of research with real couples. It’s helped thousands of partners reconnect, rebuild trust, and feel closer again.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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During your initial appointment, you can expect a warm and supportive environment where you can freely express your thoughts and concerns. The session will begin with introductions, allowing you both to meet your clinician. Together, you will engage in an intake session, where your psychologist will ask questions to gain a better understanding of your relationship.
This information will help in setting specific goals for therapy. They will address any questions or concerns you may have and explain the boundaries of confidentiality and ethical guidelines. Your first session is an opportunity to establish a trusting therapeutic relationship and collaboratively embark on your journey towards personal growth and well-being. -
Yes, both individuals will need to attend couples therapy (except for individual sessions which your psychologist will discuss with you).
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Our sessions are 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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The duration of therapy sessions varies for each individual and depends on several factors. Factors such as the nature of your concerns, your goals, your commitment to the therapeutic process, and your progress will influence the length of therapy. Some couples may find that a few sessions are sufficient while others may benefit from longer-term therapy. Your clinician will regularly assess your progress and collaborate with you to determine the most appropriate duration for your therapy.
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We welcome and support clients of all backgrounds, including those from the LGBTQ+ community, people with disability, and culturally diverse backgrounds. We work with both heterosexual and queer couples, in addition to supporting individuals in open relationships.
