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60 Minute Marriage Counselling Session On Phone

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A 60 minute phone call with an expert Marriage\Relationship Counselor to discuss your marriage\relationship related issues. Counselling aims to resolve issues and improve communication in a relationship. Couples’ counselling works with both people in the relationship, however sessions can start with one individual, working towards the involvement of the other partner.
What's Included
a) 60 minute phone call with the counselor where you can discuss all your issues and seek guidance.

What's Not Included
a) Counselling session via meeting
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