Couples Therapy & Relationship Counselling Malaysia
Marital, couples & family therapy at Empire City, Damansara Perdana
Every relationship goes through hard seasons — constant arguments, growing distance, trust that has been shaken, or big decisions you cannot seem to make together. Relationship counselling gives both of you a safe, neutral space with a trained therapist to slow things down, hear each other properly, and rebuild connection.
What is couples therapy?
Couples therapy (also called marital therapy or relationship counselling) is a structured form of psychotherapy where a therapist works with both partners together. Rather than taking sides, the therapist helps you understand the patterns the two of you fall into — pursue-and-withdraw, criticism-and-defensiveness — and practise healthier ways of communicating and repairing after conflict.
When couples come to us
- Recurring arguments that never get resolved
- Feeling more like housemates than partners
- Trust and betrayal, including recovery after infidelity
- Family and in-law pressures, parenting disagreements
- Intercultural or interfaith relationship stress
- Big transitions — marriage, a new baby, relocation, retirement
- Deciding whether to stay together, separately and kindly
You do not need to be in crisis to benefit. Many couples come early — the earlier the patterns are addressed, the easier they are to change.
Fees
- Marital, Couples & Family Therapy — First Time Consultation: RM475
- Subsequent Session: RM375
Sessions are held at our private centre in Empire City, Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya — or online if you prefer. See full pricing for all services.
Frequently asked questions
Does my partner have to come to the first session?
Ideally yes — couples work is most effective with both partners. If your partner is hesitant, you are welcome to start with an individual session and discuss how to invite them.
Will the therapist take sides?
No. The therapist’s client is the relationship. Both partners get equal space, and the focus is on patterns, not blame.
How many sessions will we need?
It varies — some couples feel real movement in 4–6 sessions; deeper issues take longer. Your therapist will review progress with you openly.
Is what we share confidential?
Yes, within the standard limits of confidentiality which your therapist will explain in the first session.