Marriage Counselling & Support
Great Warriors Need an Army
All marriages experience highs and lows, and there may be times when it feels like you’re at a standstill, making it difficult to find a positive way forward. This is where relationship counselling can be beneficial, and progress is possible with support and guidance from one of our experienced relationship counsellors.
Our Marriage Support sessions can make a difference. Whether you’re sensing something is off or facing specific or significant challenges in your marriage, we’re here to listen and help you move towards a better outcome.
See About Us page for more details on how we define marriage.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Marriage Counselling & Support FAQs
Who is Marriage Counselling for?
The sessions are designed for married couples who want to make a difference in their relationship and within themselves. It offers couples the space to explore their feelings and reflect on their relationship and interaction patterns.
Are the sessions for individuals or couples?
The fully-comprehensive marriage support and counselling sessions utilise a mix of couple and individual counselling techniques to help ensure that issues are explored as fully as possible, and in ways that strengthen confidence and communication in marriage.
Are the marriage counselling sessions confidential?
All individual, couple and group sessions facilitated by Infinity Marriages are confidential within the limits of the law, client safety, and the safety of others.
Is there a fee for the sessions?
The fully-comprehensive marriage counselling sessions are charged at £137 per session. We operate a fee discount structure, which you may be eligible for. If you would like to be considered for the discount, you may indicate it on the booking form.
How long are the sessions?
Each of the fully-comprehensive marriage support sessions have a duration of around 120 minutes.
Can I bring my child(ren) with me?
Due to issues around confidentiality of information shared and the maturity required to explore topics raised in the sessions, no third party (including children) may be present during any part of the sessions. In the event that a third party is present, it may be appropriate to end the session.
