Yes, if you’re both willing to practice a few skills consistently.

What we’ll work on: daily check-ins, conflict pauses, repair scripts, and rebuilding warmth/affection. Most couples notice positive shifts in weeks when they apply the tools between sessions.

Rebuilding trust happens in phases: stabilise, truth/transparency, repair, and new agreements. We’ll guide the process and provide therapy options to release the heavy emotions so the training sticks.

Healthy leadership = teamwork and consent, not control.

We’ll set shared money rules (budgets, visibility, decisions) and personal boundaries around autonomy and respect. If behaviour crosses into coercive control, safety comes first—see the Safety section below.

We can teach the willing partner skills that reduce friction and improve connection. But lasting change requires each adult to take responsibility for their health with qualified care. We’re not a substitute for medical treatment; we can coordinate around it.

Counselling: explores the past for insight (awareness can help).

Psychology/psychiatry: may diagnose and treat mental health conditions.

Us: step-by-step relationship training with homework, practice, and optional therapy to clear emotional blocks—so you use the tools consistently.

Both is ideal. If only one is ready, start anyway—you can shift the dance by changing your steps. We’ll show you how to lead change without nagging or pressure.

Short, structured lessons with exercises you apply during the week. Plan for focused practice between sessions. Many couples invest 2–4 hours/week including the exercises.

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Two values-level conflicts are rarely solvable by compromise:

• Children: one wants them and the other doesn’t.

• Religion: strongly held, directly conflicting beliefs.

Most other issues can improve with the right tools unless there is abuse or ongoing safety risk.