Relationship Counselling

What is relationship counselling?

Relationship counselling supports individuals in understanding and working through the challenges that arise in their partnership. It provides a neutral, structured space to address communication difficulties, recurring conflicts, trust issues or questions about the future of a relationship. Relationship counselling is not couples therapy — it does not treat clinical conditions — but it is an effective form of professional support for the full range of relationship challenges that people face in everyday life.

Who is it for?

I offer relationship counselling exclusively as individual sessions — I do not conduct joint sessions with both partners present. It is for anyone who wants to work through relationship challenges on their own, whether or not their partner is involved. Common concerns include:

• Communication difficulties & recurring arguments
• Trust issues & infidelity
• Emotional distance & loss of connection
• Questions around separation or divorce
• Relationship patterns and attachment styles
• Life transitions affecting the relationship (e.g. parenthood, relocation, career changes)
• Support for individuals after a separation

Online — flexible and confidential

Sessions take place via secure video call, in German or English, from wherever suits you best — offering flexibility and complete confidentiality for your individual relationship work, wherever you are based.

Additional qualification for relationship counselling

In addition to my foundational training, I completed an academic further education programme in sexual therapy at London Metropolitan University. A dedicated focus of the programme was couples counselling and communication in relationship conflict — from navigating acute crises to sensitively addressing distressing experiences that affect a partnership. This deepened academic foundation informs my relationship counselling — which I offer exclusively as individual sessions, not as a substitute for couples therapy.