Rediscover your relationship: Couples therapy, marriage therapy - Warsaw, Poland

What does couples therapy consist of?

Couples therapy, often called marital therapy, is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on improving the quality of the relationship between partners.

When to apply for couples therapy?

If:

❌ communication difficulties have arisen in your relationship and you feel that you can no longer talk to your partner or partner;

❌ There are conflicts and arguments between you and your partner or partner, often for trivial reasons;

❌ You are accompanied by a sense of remoteness and feel that your other half no longer understands you;

❌ Your relationship is in danger of falling apart due to emotional or physical betrayal;

❌ You are experiencing problems with intimacy;

❌ you feel that the quality of the relationship between you and your partner or partner has decreased significantly;

then couples therapy (marriage therapy) will be a good step towards a better relationship.

What benefits does couples therapy provide?

Psychotherapy for couples (marriage therapy) helps people who are in relationships:

• Ensure better communication within the union;

• Understand each other's needs and emotions;

• renew feelings and ties;

• improve cooperation in the relationship;

• Learn to deal with conflicts in a constructive way;

• Deal with painful and difficult situations that have weakened the relationship;

• Rebuild mutual trust.

For many couples, therapy is also a place where they can work together on their plans for the future and find new ways to be together.

Start marriage therapy at CPP Center for Professional Help!

✅ At CPP Center for Professional Help, each couple is a separate story. A psychotherapist will provide customized therapy for your relationship.

✅ Our team is made up of qualified specialists with wide-ranging expertise who have already helped many couples strengthen or rebuild their relationships. They will also help your relationship.

✅ We are experienced in conducting online therapy sessions. If, exceptionally, you and your partner are unable to show up at our office in Warsaw, we will try to arrange a remote consultation. However, we encourage regular meetings in the traditional form, as this way the therapist can better assess your non-verbal communication.

How do I make an appointment for couples and marriage therapy?

Therapy for couples and marriages can be conducted by a psychologist or psychotherapist.

➡️ Choose your specialist.

➡️ Book an appointment online:

• By phone: +48 22 24 12 444;

• via email: kontakt@cpp.pl;

• via form:

➡️ Fill out the necessary documents with your partner or partner - registration cards and data processing consents. Provide your contact phone numbers and send everything to: kontakt@cpp.pl.

You can find a template of the card and consent to data processing in the DOWNLOAD FILES section of our contact page: https://cpp.pl/kontakt/.

➡️ The visit must be paid at least 24 hours before the start of the visit. You can use a quick transfer or make a traditional bank transfer. Do not forget to include in the description of the transfer your data, the name of the chosen specialist and the date of the consultation.

Our transfer details:

CPP Professional Assistance Center al. Jana Pawła II 80 lok. 129 (floor XXI) or lok. 21 (floor IX) 00-175 Warsaw

account no: 94 1140 2004 0000 3502 8301 4938

📌 If you have questions or need help with arranging an appointment - contact our secretariat at +48 22 24 12 444. We are at your service from Monday to Friday, 10:00-20:30.

Marriage therapy: FAQ

In what situations can couples therapy (marital therapy) be ineffective?

Therapy is an attempt to reorganize the relationship and find a further path together. However, there are situations in which couples therapy may be less effective or ineffective, such as:

⛔ When your partner or partner shows no interest in working on the relationship, it will be difficult to make progress.

⛔ When domestic violence has occurred in your relationship, couples therapy will be neither safe nor appropriate.

⛔ When there is a decision on the part of your partner or partner to end the relationship.

⛔ When your partner or partner hides important information from you and the psychotherapist, such as infidelity.

⛔ When your and your partner's or partner's goals are diametrically opposed and there is no way to reconcile them.

⛔ When your partner or partner is struggling with addiction to psychoactive substances or alcohol.

However, don't assume on your own that it's not worth taking up therapy in advance if any of the situations mentioned apply to you. Let the therapist be the one to assess whether working on the relationship will be possible. It may be that talking to a specialist will convince your partner or partner to enter into a relationship.

How long does couples therapy (marriage therapy) last?

Marriage psychotherapy is a long-term process. It usually involves 12-20 sessions, and in particularly complicated cases, a year or even two years.