Relationship Counselling

Going through a rough patch in your relationship? Relationships are a very important part of our lives, and can bring us a great deal of happiness and fulfillment. 

Relationship may not necessarily be the relationship between married couples it can be between members of a family, friends, employees, or employers in a workplace, or between a professional and a client.
Whatever may be the relationship issue, we at Z-edge are always at your disposal for even the most trivial of quarrels.

What is it?

Relationship counselling is the process of providing guidance and counselling to the parties having troublesome differences and stress upon the relationship in a caring and supportive environment.

Once the problem is known, an effort is made to better tackle or harmonize the situation. 

The relationship counselor will encourage you to explore how your individual beliefs, values, background, experiences, thoughts, behaviour, attitudes etc.

may be impacting your relationship. The counselor will also facilitate your learning to see things from the other person’s perspective.

You may be encouraged to try out new ways of thinking and behaviour, change maladaptive patterns, and learn new skills to work on your relationship.

WHO NEEDS RELATIONSHIP COUNSELLING?

Relationship Counselling could be helpful in the following scenarios:

• When there is a communication gap in a relationship
• When there are rigorous conflicts, arguments in a relationship
• They are caught in a vicious cycle
• They are unable to see the other person's perspective and all those
• who are near and dear are only siding with one or the other
• When there are affairs and betrayals in a relationship
  

WHAT ARE THE OUTCOMES OF RELATIONSHIP COUNSELLING??

Some of the benefits of individual counselling:

• Better awareness, understanding and conflict handling
• Bridges the communication gap
• Breaks the vicious cycle of not reaching to a solution
• Provides neutral platform to both the partners/parties to be vocal about the issues without the fear of being judged
• Efforts are made through home works and role plays to bring in change in thinking and behaviour
• More realistic goals and expectations are set