Find relationship-focused consultation with clear expectations for joint sessions and complete confidentiality for individual client accounts.
Before you book, you can see each clinician’s qualifications, the languages they speak, where they can practise and the session fee. An enquiry is not an appointment — you confirm your time when you book.
A joint session never compromises personal confidentiality. A shared appointment never grants either partner access to the other’s individual intake, personal reflections, messages, or clinical records. Financial sponsorship does not authorize access to another person’s health data.
Common questions about couple consultation and practice policies.
No. Each partner has their own account and their own private records. Information shared in joint sessions is documented according to the agreed couple service agreement.
No. Every adult participant must independently review, sign, and submit their own informed consent before joint appointments can proceed.
Yes, partners can join from different places, as long as the clinician is licensed for both locations.
Credentials, location eligibility, and transparent fees come first.
You can already contact the practice to arrange your first session.