# Relationship and Couples Counselling https://akdenizkariyer.com/en/paket/iliski-ve-cift-danismanligi Relationship and Couples Counselling brings together three complementary courses, each with eight modules. The curriculum combines subject knowledge, responsible role boundaries and practical work. ## Who can attend? Open to everyone for personal development, learning and professional awareness. People seeking healthier relationship communication and boundaries; education and service staff working in client communication; and mental-health or social-service professionals with relevant foundational degrees. ## Curriculum ### Relationship Coaching #### 1. Relationship framework in coaching Establish the purpose of conversations, voluntary participation, mutual expectations and professional boundaries. #### 2. Expressing emotions and needs Work on distinctions between emotions, thoughts and behaviour, and communication focused on needs. #### 3. Active listening and questions Develop reflection, summarising and questions that help participants generate their own solutions. #### 4. Healthy boundaries Practise personal space, digital communication, privacy and saying no. #### 5. Conflict and relationship habits Identify triggers, conflict cycles and everyday communication habits. #### 6. Goal-focused development Turn relationship goals into measurable behaviours and prepare a monitoring plan. #### 7. Separation and change Cover self-care, social resources and seeking specialist support when needed as relationships change. #### 8. Ethical case review Practise stopping coaching and arranging safe referral when violence, threats or coercion are evident. ### Couples Therapy #### 1. Introduction to couples therapy and ethics Learn its scope, consent, privacy, competence boundaries and principles of joint consultations. #### 2. Couples' interaction patterns Analyse recurring interaction cycles such as arguing, withdrawal and defensiveness at a theoretical level. #### 3. A relationship-assessment framework Explore a structured understanding of relationship history, shared goals and areas of difficulty. #### 4. Communication-skills education Work on general techniques such as listening, reflection and expressing needs clearly. #### 5. Trust and commitment themes Examine loss of trust, jealousy, shared decisions and emotional closeness through case analysis. #### 6. Emotional regulation during conflict Evaluate pausing arguments, reducing tension and maintaining safety during conversations. #### 7. Violence, coercion and risk Cover the risks of joint work and the need for referral where partner violence or control is present. #### 8. Case formulation and referral Use a fictional case to identify matters requiring specialist supervision and map referrals to appropriate services. ### Family and Marriage Therapy #### 1. Foundations of the systemic approach Explain patterns of behaviour and communication through which family members influence one another. #### 2. Family history and relationship mapping Analyse relationship connections using sample family trees and life events. #### 3. Power and boundaries within families Discuss authority, caring responsibilities, conflicting roles and safety factors. #### 4. The marital life cycle Examine shared living, parenting, separation and reorganisation through examples. #### 5. Analysing communication patterns Identify indirect communication, triangulation and conversational cycles through an educational case. #### 6. Ethical assessment and consent Cover confidentiality, consent, records and data security when working with multiple family members. #### 7. Crisis and safeguarding approaches Evaluate referral to authorised services for child-safety concerns, domestic violence and mental-health risks. #### 8. Practice boundaries and case presentation Report support and referral options for a fictional case while respecting competence boundaries. ## Integrated practical portfolio Create a relationship-communication development plan, an interaction map for a fictional couple and a confidentiality and risk-referral protocol. ## Professional boundaries and certificate scope Relationship coaching does not replace couples therapy or mental-health treatment. Couples therapy requires relevant professional authority, adequate clinical education and supervision; a certificate alone does not confer a right to practise therapy. Family and marriage therapy may require clinical professional competence; this education alone does not confer a therapist title or independent treatment authority. ## Frequently asked questions ### Which courses are included? Relationship Coaching · Couples Therapy · Family and Marriage Therapy ### Who can attend? Open to everyone for personal development, learning and professional awareness. People seeking healthier relationship communication and boundaries; education and service staff working in client communication; and mental-health or social-service professionals with relevant foundational degrees. ### Does this package confer professional practice authority? Relationship coaching does not replace couples therapy or mental-health treatment. Couples therapy requires relevant professional authority, adequate clinical education and supervision; a certificate alone does not confer a right to practise therapy. Family and marriage therapy may require clinical professional competence; this education alone does not confer a therapist title or independent treatment authority. Package type: Fixed package Current package price: 4,399.00 ₺ ## Required courses - Relationship Coaching - Couples Therapy - Family and Marriage Therapy Certificate eligibility is assessed separately for each course according to its completion requirements.