At a time when demand for couples therapy is higher than ever, many therapists find themselves wondering—is this work for me?

Couples therapy is a unique and challenging discipline, requiring therapists to think relationally, manage complex dynamics, and facilitate conversations that can feel deeply exposing for clients. If you’ve ever been curious about how couples therapy differs from individual work or what it takes to be effective in this field, this one-day training is the perfect starting point.

What You’ll Gain from This Training:

• A clear understanding of couples therapy—what it is, how it works, and how it differs from individual therapy.
• An overview of key therapeutic models and approaches used in couples therapy.
• Practical insights into common presenting issues and the challenges of working with relational dynamics.
• Exploration of ethical considerations, assessment, and the therapist’s role in guiding the couple’s process.
• Self-reflection on your own therapeutic style and the personal challenges you may encounter in couples work.

Topics Covered:

• Introduction to main models of couples therapy
• Overview of Integrative approach
• Causes of difficulties in relationships
• Individual V Couples Work
• Differentiation
• Presenting Issues
• Cornerstones of Couples Therapy
• Assessment
• Ethical considerations
• Difficult presentations

This training is suitable for both trainees and experienced therapists looking to gain a foundational understanding of couples therapy. It’s a highly interactive session with space for questions, reflections, and discussion.

If you’ve ever considered adding couples therapy to your practice—or just want to deepen your understanding of relational work—this workshop will give you the clarity you need.