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<h2><img class="size-full wp-image-739 alignleft" src="https://truthshare.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/couple-1030744_640.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="426" /></h2> <h2>What Is Relationship Counselling Online?</h2> Relationship Counselling Online is a confidential, empathic and non-judgemental setting that might help you deal with issues that arise in your relationship. People come to counselling for a wide range of presenting issues including couples and relationship difficulties, female and male sexual issues, anxiety, separation, depression, loss, shame and bereavement. Relationship Counselling can also be effective when you want to explore an issue and gain insight into your life and move forward. This will allow you to be able to make thoughtful decisions about rebuilding your relationship or going your separate ways. When you use Truthshare, you have the freedom to choose and be matched with a counsellor that is the best fit for you. Click here to <a href="https://truthshare.com.ng/get-professional-counseling/">get a professional counsellor online</a> &nbsp; <h2>What Is The Benefit of Relationship Counselling Online</h2> Couples seek counselling for all sorts of reasons and at different stages of their relationship. Some come early on before they move in together while others come years into a relationship. <strong>The following are some of the most common issues that bring couples to counselling:</strong> <ul> <li>constant arguing or bickering</li> <li>sexual problems - frequency and type of sex expected</li> <li>discussions about child-bearing and rearing</li> <li>changes in health for one of the partners</li> <li>financial problems</li> <li>thinking about the possibility of separation or divorce yet feeling unable to stay together or part.</li> </ul> Sometimes significant life changes also bring about difficulties for couples and you might benefit from having a time and place to think about the effect on your relationship of some of the following: <ul> <li>the transition to living together</li> <li>getting married</li> <li>the arrival of children</li> <li>job loss</li> <li>taking on step-children</li> <li>pre-retirement and retirement</li> </ul> <h2>How many sessions does it involve?</h2> The number of sessions will depend on what has brought you to therapy and how complex the issues are.  Many couples would benefit from 12 sessions of therapy to start off with.