Question 1

Do both partners have to attend every session?

Accepted Answer

Most sessions are joint, but your therapist may occasionally suggest individual sessions with each partner to explore personal history or perspectives privately.

Question 2

Is what we share in couples therapy confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sessions are confidential within the boundaries of Ontario law. Your therapist will explain the limits of confidentiality (such as duty to report safety concerns) in your first session.

Question 3

What if we're not married, just dating?

Accepted Answer

Couples therapy is for any committed partnership. You don't need to be married or living together to benefit.

Question 4

Can couples therapy help if we're considering separation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Even if separation feels likely, therapy can help you communicate more effectively, reduce harm to children, and make decisions with more clarity and less conflict.

Question 5

How do I know if our therapist is a good fit?

Accepted Answer

We offer a brief initial consultation so you can get a sense of the therapist's style before committing. If the fit isn't right, we'll help you find someone who works better for you.

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