Arsal Waseem
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
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Psychotherapist and Counsellor
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
Psychotherapist and Counsellor

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Find my therapistOnline couples therapy connects you and your partner with a relationship therapist over video or phone. You join together, either in the same room or from separate locations. Sessions usually run 50 to 60 minutes, with you and your partner attending together, alongside a trained therapist. It's a space to work on your relationship, whatever stage you're at. You might be newly together, married for decades, or somewhere in between. Some couples come with one specific issue in mind. Others simply want a regular space to check in with each other. Both are good reasons to start.
People often search separately for relationship counselling and marriage counselling in the UK, as if they're two different services. In practice, they mean much the same thing. Marriage counselling is the older term. It traditionally referred to married couples only. Relationship counselling is broader, covering couples who are dating, engaged, or living together, married or not.
Online marriage counselling in the UK follows the same approach as relationship counselling. It just happens over video or phone, instead of in person. Whatever you call it, the goal is the same. You and your partner work through problems together, with support from a trained therapist.
Couples therapists use a range of approaches, so you're not limited to one style. The Gottman method is one of the most researched approaches to couples therapy, and it's now widely available online across the UK. It focuses on building trust, managing conflict calmly, and improving day-to-day connection.
Emotionally Focused Therapy, or EFT, looks at the emotional patterns behind arguments — what's really going on beneath a disagreement. Many couples in the UK come to therapy simply looking for better communication. They want to talk without it turning into a fight. Your therapist's profile shows which approach they use, so you can choose what fits.
Many couples wait until things feel like a crisis before booking a session. You don't have to. Premarital counselling in the UK helps couples build strong habits before marriage, not just fix problems afterwards. Some couples in the UK turn to therapy before a possible divorce. It's a way to work through things before making a final decision.
Others start after a specific event. Infidelity counselling helps UK couples work through the aftermath of an affair. Couples therapy for cheating covers similar ground — whether it's an ongoing pattern or a single incident. Couples therapy for addiction can help too, when one partner's habits are putting strain on the relationship. Whatever brought you here, starting early tends to help more than waiting.
If you're wondering how much couples therapy costs in the UK, here's a straight answer. Prices vary by therapist, but sessions typically start from $90 per session. Cost often depends on the therapist's experience and how long each session runs.
Looking for a BACP-registered couples therapist online? Many of our therapists hold this or a similar registration though not all do. Where a therapist isn't formally registered, we still check their training and experience before listing them. You can view a therapist's background on their profile before you book. There's no waitlist, and you choose your therapist together.