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Couples therapy in Johannesburg

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Welcome to couple’s therapy at Lavendla

Life constantly exposes us to new challenges. These trials can be difficult to understand, manage, and overcome. Our therapists and coaches can guide and support you in your relationship. You will be given tools to find balance in everyday life. With Lavendla, there are no stupid questions; we meet you where you are.

You can choose your counsellor on this page, either by clicking on their profile or by filling in our contact form. We will connect you with a counsellor who 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 Johannesburg cost?

The cost of couples therapy in Johannesburg varies depending on the experience of the therapist and the length of your sessions. The average price is usually between R1500 and R3000 per session. It is essential to research different options to find a therapist that fits your needs and budget.

Can couples counselling save our relationship?

Yes, in many cases, couples therapy can be an effective tool in saving a relationship. By working with a therapist, couples can learn communication skills, gain insight into each other’s needs, and discuss conflict resolution strategies. However, for couples therapy to work, both parties must be committed and willing.

When is it time for to consider couples counselling?

It is time for couples counselling when:

Communication begins to break down.
Conflict becomes more frequent or severe.
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 the results of counselling?

Results from couples counselling can vary depending on the specific problems and how committed the couple is to the counselling process. Some couples may notice improvements after a few sessions, while others may need longer.

Do both parties need to be present at each session?

Ideally, both parties should be present at each session to ensure that both perspectives are heard and addressed. However, individual sessions can also be helpful in some cases. Our therapy sessions are online, making it easy for both parties to attend.

How to do I choose the right therapist for couples counselling?

When choosing a therapist for couples therapy, consider the therapist’s speciality, experience, training, and treatment methods. Trusting your therapist and having a good rapport with them is also essential. What sets Lavendla apart is that all our therapy is offered online. This means that if you find a therapist who suits your needs but is not based in your area, you can still attend sessions with them.

What is the difference between couples therapy and family therapy?

Couples therapy focuses on a relationship between two partners. On the other hand, family therapy prioritizes family dynamics and relationships among all family members.

Is counselling beneficial, even if there aren't significant issues in my relationship?

Absolutely. Couples counselling can be used as a preventive method. It can aid in strengthening a relationship even when there are no obvious relationship issues.

How do I deal with the feelings of shame and stigma surrounding therapy?

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

What can I expect during the first session?

During the first session, your therapist will usually ask questions to learn about your history and the challenges you face as a couple. This is also a time for you and your partner to ask questions and get a feel for the therapist’s approach.