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Welcome to couple’s counselling at Lavendla

Life constantly exposes us to new challenges. Trials that can be difficult to understand, manage and get through. Our therapists and coaches guide and support you in your relationship. You will be given new tools to find your balance in everyday life. With us there are no stupid questions, we meet you where you are and based on your conditions.

You can choose your own counsellor here on this page, either by clicking on or if you prefer, fill in our contact form and we will help you get in touch with a counsellor that suits your needs.

– We are Lavendla. Our goal is to Make the difficult easier.

What set our therapist apart was her genuine empathy and personal insight. Not only did she possess a deep understanding of neurodiversity, but she also shared personal experiences that resonated with us, creating an instant connection and fostering a sense of trust!

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FAQs

How much does couples counselling in Auckland cost?

The cost of couples therapy in Auckland varies depending on the experience of the therapist and the length of the session. On average, you can expect to pay between €80 and €150 per hour. It is important to research different options to find a therapist that fits your needs and budget.

Can counselling save your relationship?

Yes, in many cases couple therapy can be an effective tool to save a relationship. By working with a therapist, couples can learn new methods of communication, understand each other’s needs better and resolve underlying conflicts. However, it requires commitment and willingness from both parties.

When is it time for counselling?

It is time for couples’ counselling when communication begins to break down, when conflicts become more frequent or severe, or when there is a sense of alienation or unhappiness in the relationship. Seeking help early can prevent these problems from getting worse.

How long does it take to see results from counselling?

Results from couple’s counselling can vary depending on the specific problems and how committed the partners are to the process. Some couples may notice improvements after a few sessions, while others may need more time.

Do both parties need to be present at each session?

It is ideal that both parties are present at each session to ensure that both perspectives are heard and addressed. However, individual sessions can also be useful in some cases.

How to choose the right therapist for couples' counselling?

When choosing a therapist for couples therapy, you should consider the therapist’s experience, training, and treatment methods. It is also important to feel a good rapport and trust with the therapist.

What is the difference between couple therapy and family therapy?

Couple therapy focuses on the relationship between two partners, while family therapy includes treatment of the whole family and focuses on the family dynamics and relationships between all family members.

Can you go to counselling even if you don't have major problems in your relationship?

Absolutely. Couples counselling can be preventive and help strengthen the relationship even when there are no obvious problems.

How do you deal with feelings of shame or stigma around seeking counselling?

Recognising the need for help is a sign of strength. Seeking counselling is a proactive step towards a healthier and stronger relationship. It is important to remember that many couples experience challenges and that therapy can be a valuable resource.

What to expect during the first counselling session?

During the first session, the therapist will usually ask questions to understand the couple’s history and the challenges they face. It is also a chance for the couple to ask questions and get a feel for the therapist’s approach.