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  • What we treat
    Addiction
    Adjustment difficulties
    Anger management
    ASPD
    Anxiety
    ADHD
    Autism
    Bipolar
    Body dysmorphia
    Borderline personality
    Burn out
    Depression and mood
    Drug and alcohol
    Dyslexia
    Eating disorder
    Gender and sexual Identity
    Grief and bereavement
    Infant sleep counselling
    Life transition
    Narcissism
    New parent
    Obsessive compulsive disorder
    Pain management
    Panic disorder
    Perinatal and postnatal
    Personality disorder
    Phobias
    PTSD and CPTSD
    Relationship counselling
    Sexual abuse
    Sleep
    Smoke addiction
    Social anxiety disorder
    Stress management
    Trauma
    Weight management
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    Addiction
    Adjustment difficulties
    Anger management
    ASPD
    Anxiety
    ADHD
    Autism
    Bipolar
    Body dysmorphia
    Borderline personality
    Burn out
    Depression and mood
    Drug and alcohol
    Dyslexia
    Eating disorder
    Gender and sexual Identity
    Grief and bereavement
    Infant sleep counselling
    Life transition
    Narcissism
    New parent
    Obsessive compulsive disorder
    Pain management
    Panic disorder
    Perinatal and postnatal
    Personality disorder
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    Sexual abuse
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    Smoke addiction
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22 June 2023

Published by Someone Health · Updated 24 June 2025

What is the success rate of couples therapy?

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22 June 2023

Published by Someone Health · Updated 24 June 2025

What is the success rate of couples therapy?

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When considering couples therapy, it’s natural to wonder about its success rate. At Someone.health, we understand the importance of addressing your concerns and being transparent about the therapy process. Success rates can vary depending on a range of factors. Here are some insights:

Understanding Success in Couples Therapy

The success of couples therapy is subjective and looks different for everyone. Success doesn’t necessarily mean resolving all the issues in a relationship or deciding to stay together at all costs. Success can be defined as improved communication, enhanced understanding of one other, a strengthened emotional bond and a healthier approach to conflict resolution.

Factors Influencing Success

Several factors can influence the success of couples therapy:

  • Commitment: Both partners’ commitment and willingness to actively engage contributes to the success of counselling.

  • Therapeutic Alliance: The rapport and trust between the couple and their therapist plays a crucial role in creating a safe and supportive environment for growth.

  • Issue Complexity: The complexity and severity of the issues being explored during counselling can affect its duration and outcomes.

Individual Factors: Mental health conditions, personal growth, and willingness to change are just some of the individual factors that can impact the progress of therapy.

Evidence-Based Approaches

Research supports the effectiveness of evidence-based approaches in couples therapy. Techniques such as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Gottman Method Couples Therapy have demonstrated positive outcomes in helping couples improve their relationships and overall satisfaction.

At Someone.health, our experienced couples therapists are dedicated to helping you navigate relationship challenges and work towards positive change. If you’re ready to take the next step, find a therapist to schedule an appointment and discuss your specific situation.

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