Marital psychotherapy, often referred to as couples therapy, is a form of counseling aimed at helping partners improve their relationship and resolve conflicts. This therapeutic process provides a safe and neutral environment where couples can openly discuss their feelings, concerns, and experiences. A trained therapist facilitates communication, helping partners understand each other’s perspectives and identify underlying issues affecting their relationship, such as communication breakdowns, trust issues, or differing values. By employing various therapeutic techniques, marital psychotherapy encourages emotional intimacy, enhances conflict resolution skills, and fosters a deeper connection. Ultimately, it aims to strengthen the relationship and promote a healthier, more fulfilling partnership.