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It depends entirely on the client and the type of therapy session that they want. For example, it’s normal to have telephone or online counselling sessions more frequently, say once a week. Whereas face-to-face counselling sessions might be less often, maybe every two weeks or once a month. If they wish, clients can use a mixture of counselling session types. This is a good way to get the benefits of each type if they cannot fit in a weekly face-to-face session. Normally, a weekly session is recommended at first. But the sessions can become less frequent as the couples work through their problems.
Again, it’s different for each relationship. Some people only need a few sessions to resolve their issues. Whereas for some couples who may be married and have a family together, it could take longer. This is because there are other people to consider. Each talking point may have different implications for their family, so can take longer to work through. Normally, I'll complete six sessions with my clients before doing a review. This is when we'll discuss whether they feel the need to continue with the sessions or not.
It’s not essential that both parties are present at every session. If each person has their own issues which are affecting their relationship, then individual sessions can be really useful. But for the most part, it's best if both parties attend every time, as it's the best way for them to work through their issues together. Coming to the sessions together often encourages people to listen to each other in a calm and proactive way. This can have a really positive impact on their everyday interactions with each other.
Who needs to receive counselling?
Me
Have you had previous experience with counselling?
No
What type of session would you prefer (one-to-one, group etc.)
One-to-one
How often would you like the sessions to be?
Once a month
Would you prefer face-to-face counselling sessions or another method?
Face-to-face
Overall, how would you describe your mindset and mood?
I am generally a happy person but struggle with relationships which can often cause me to go into emotional lulls
Have you been diagnosed with any mental health conditions?
No
Who needs to receive counselling?
My husband and I
Have you had previous experience with counselling?
Yes, I have
What type of session would you prefer (one-to-one, group etc.)
Couple's session
How often would you like the sessions to be?
Once a week
Would you prefer face-to-face counselling sessions or another method?
Telephone counselling
Overall, how would you describe your mindset and mood?
My husband and I lead very busy lives, leaving us stressed and tired, which impacts our relationship
Have you been diagnosed with any mental health conditions?
I have suffered from anxiety in the past
Who needs to receive counselling?
My partner, myself and our daughter
Have you had previous experience with counselling?
Yes, my partner received postnatal counselling
What type of session would you prefer (one-to-one, group etc.)
Group therapy
How often would you like the sessions to be?
Every two weeks
Would you prefer face-to-face counselling sessions or another method?
Occasional face-to-face as well as online sessions
Overall, how would you describe your mindset and mood?
My partner suffers from depression and often struggles to be optimistic, our daughter is often moody and untalkative
Have you been diagnosed with any mental health conditions?
No, but my partner has suffered from postnatal depression
4.88/5.00
based on 7,283 reviews
The average rating for Bark Relationship and Marriage Counselors is 4.88, based on 7,283 reviews.
