It's not uncommon for someone in individual counseling to invite their partner into a session or two to explore relationship dynamics. When appropriate, we encourage this as a way to deepen the therapeutic process and gain perspective. In some cases, individual therapy evolves into couples therapy, and we either pause the individual work or shift fully into working with the couple together.
However, we cannot see both partners in a couple for separate individual therapy. If you are already working with one of our therapists individually and your partner would also like support, we can help connect them with another Clarity Counseling therapist or refer them to a trusted clinician outside our practice.
This policy ensures that both partners feel their therapeutic space is neutral, private, and dedicated to their individual needs—while maintaining the integrity of the therapeutic relationship.
Contact us here if you have questions about setting up individual or couples therapy.