The goal of pre-marital counselling is to help couples identify and address any potential issues that may be present in their relationship before they get married.
The first step in pre-marital counselling is for the couple to discuss their individual expectations for the relationship. This includes discussing their personal goals and values, as well as their expectations for their partner. During this step, it is important for the couple to be open and honest about their expectations for one another.
Pre-marital counselling helps to assess the couple's current relationship dynamics. This includes discussing any issues or problems that may be present in the relationship, such as communication problems, trust issues, or differences in values.
Pre-marital counselling is to identify areas of strength and weakness in the couple's relationship. This includes looking at areas such as communication, problem solving, and handling conflict.
Pre-marital counselling is to create an action plan. This action plan should outline specific steps that the couple can take to address any issues or problems that were identified in the assessment phase.
Pre-marital counselling helps to evaluate the progress of the couple. This includes evaluating the effectiveness of the action plan, as well as assessing any changes that have occurred in the couple's relationship.
Pre-marital counselling can help couples prepare for marriage by providing them with the tools and resources they need to develop a strong and healthy relationship. Through the process of pre-marital counselling, couples can learn to better understand one another, identify potential issues, and create a plan for resolving any issues that may arise in the future
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