Communication difficulties, repetitive arguments, trust problems or emotional distances may occur from time to time in couple relationships. While the same issues come up over and over again in some couples, the problem does not reach a solution and the relationship can gradually turn into a tiring cycle. Couples therapy focuses not only on the last discussion, but also on the communication and interaction patterns that the couple has developed in the relationship. The parties' expectations from each other, emotional needs, forms of conflict, and repetitive cycles that strain the relationship are evaluated. During the therapy process, it can be worked on that couples can understand each other better, express their feelings and needs more clearly, handle conflicts more constructively, and re-evaluate the closeness in their relationships. Couples therapy is not only for couples whose relationship is experiencing a serious crisis. Couples who want to strengthen their communication, understand recurring problems in the relationship, or adapt together to important life changes may also benefit from therapy support. Since each couple's relationship and needs are different, the therapy process is planned individually and relationship-specific in line with the evaluation made in the first interviews.