Are you questioning whether couples therapy is for you? Are you a 'mixed agenda' couple where one partner is looking to save the relationship while their partner has one foot out of the door? Once lawyers are involved the path to divorce can seem inevitable; 30% of couples heading for divorce wish there had been another option. That option is Discernment Counselling. What's the difference between couples therapy and discernment counselling? Couples Therapy is the motivation to get the relationship back on track, learning new skills to add to your toolbox to work on communication, shared goals, re-building friendship and ultimately re-igniting the love you once had. Discernment Counselling is finding the clarity, confidence and understanding to decide which path you choose to take moving forward: Path 1: The status quo; remaining on course Path 2: The decision to separate or divorce Path 3: Acknowledging your role in the break-down of the relationship with the goal of heading towards couples therapy Using either couples therapy or discernment counselling, I will meet you where you are at in your journey, supporting you to establish clarity on the path to understanding that you are looking to achieve from this work. Note: Couples therapy is not suitable for couples engaged in an ongoing affair.