Do both of us have to attend the session?

Ideally, yes, as marriage counselling focuses on the dynamic between you. However, individual sessions can still help you gain clarity on your relationship patterns.

How many sessions will we need?

Typically, couples attend between 6 and 12 weekly sessions, depending on the complexity of their challenges and what they aim to resolve.

Is marriage counselling confidential?

Absolutely. All our practitioners work to the strict ethical codes of the BACP, ensuring a safe, entirely confidential space for both partners.

What is the cost of marriage counselling in Kent?

Our couples counselling sessions are £80 for 60 minutes. This transparent fee structure applies to both online and in-person appointments across Kent.

Can marriage counselling help with communication problems?

Yes, a primary focus of marriage counselling is to improve communication. We help you learn to express needs and listen to each other more effectively.

Do you offer online marriage counselling?

Yes, we offer secure online marriage counselling sessions, providing flexibility and access to support from the comfort of your own home, wherever you are in the UK.

Can I find marriage counselling near me in Kent?

Yes, we have therapists offering marriage counselling in various locations across Kent, including Maidstone, Ashford, Dartford, and Faversham, as well as online.

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Marriage Counselling Kent: Expert Support for Your Relationship

Marriage counselling in Kent helps couples improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their connection with expert support and guidance.

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Clinically reviewed by Samantha Gibson, Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling, Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling · British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)Last updated 2026-07-29

Marriage Counselling Kent: Expert Support for Your Relationship — a calm, welcoming therapy space in Kent.

48h: Typical time to first session
£68: Individual 60-minute session
0: Waiting list
Kent: Practices across the county

Last updated: 29 July 2026

This kind of therapy, sometimes referred to as couples counselling or relationship therapy, provides a structured environment for partners to address difficulties. It focuses on improving communication and understanding the patterns that create conflict or distance. Our goal is to help you build a stronger, more resilient relationship.

This therapy helps you identify unspoken needs, learn new ways to express feelings, and develop strategies for resolving disagreements constructively. This process can lead to a renewed sense of connection and intimacy.

Appointments available within days, with no GP referral required.
Qualified, accredited therapists matched to your relationship.
Face-to-face sessions or secure online video counselling.
Transparent fees with no hidden registration charges.

What we help with

What is The work we do here and How Can It Help?

Relationship counselling support related to Marriage Counselling Kent: Expert Support for Your Relationship

This type of support is a collaborative process involving you, your partner, and a qualified therapist. We explore the dynamics within your relationship, focusing on how you interact and communicate. Many couples find themselves in cycles of misunderstanding or conflict. Our therapists help to make sense of these patterns.

During sessions, you learn to listen actively and express your own needs more clearly. This improved communication helps bridge gaps that may have formed over time. We help you recognise where misinterpretations occur and how to prevent them. The process can also help to rediscover shared goals and aspirations. This often reignites the connection that brought you together.

We work with a variety of therapeutic approaches tailored to your specific situation. This ensures that the support you receive is relevant and effective. The aim is to equip you with tools and insights that extend beyond the therapy room. This allows you to maintain a healthy and fulfilling marriage long after your sessions conclude.

How it works

Common Challenges We Address in Marriage Therapy

Relationships evolve, and with change can come new difficulties. Our therapists are experienced in addressing a wide range of common marital challenges. These include persistent communication breakdown, feelings of emotional distance, and managing significant life transitions. We also support couples through parenting differences, financial stress, or disagreements about future plans.

Each couple's journey is unique. We provide a space where both partners feel heard and understood without judgment. We help you explore the roots of your issues and develop practical strategies for navigating them. This involves understanding each other's perspectives and finding common ground. It also involves learning to respect differences when agreement is not possible. For some couples, our work also focuses on rebuilding intimacy and addressing sexual health, which can be a key part of a healthy marriage.

Rebuilding Trust after Infidelity

Infidelity can be one of the most painful challenges a marriage faces. Rebuilding trust after an affair requires commitment from both partners. Our therapists provide a safe space to process the hurt, anger, and confusion. We guide you through the difficult conversations needed to understand what led to the breach of trust. We then help you establish new boundaries and expectations. This process is gradual and requires patience. Our goal is to support you in creating a foundation of honesty and transparency. This can allow for a renewed sense of security within the marriage.

Breaking the Cycle of Repeated Arguments

Many couples find themselves having the same arguments repeatedly without resolution. These cycles can feel frustrating and draining. We help you identify the underlying patterns and triggers that fuel these conflicts. Our approach involves exploring the deeper emotions and unmet needs that contribute to the arguments. By understanding these dynamics, you can begin to respond differently. This helps break the cycle and allows for more constructive dialogue. We equip you with strategies to communicate more effectively, understanding rather than blame.

Our approach

What to Expect in Your First Session

Your first therapy of this kind session is an opportunity to discuss your concerns in a neutral setting. Our initial focus is on understanding your unique situation and what brings you to therapy. We will discuss the challenges you are facing as a couple and your hopes for the counselling process. This session allows us to establish a safe and confidential space for open dialogue. We will explain our approach and answer any questions you may have.

There is no pressure to deep emotional issues immediately. The first session is about setting the stage for future work. We aim to help both partners feel comfortable and equally heard. We will work with you to establish clear goals for your therapy. This ensures that our sessions are focused and tailored to your needs. This initial meeting is a foundational step towards positive change in your marriage.

Fees

Our This approach Locations Across Kent

We offer this kind of therapy across various locations in Kent and through secure online sessions. This ensures you can access support in a way that suits your lifestyle. Our team of 32 qualified therapists provides both in-person and online appointments. Each therapist is dedicated to supporting couples through their unique challenges.

If you are searching for the work we do here near me in Kent, we have therapists available in multiple towns. For instance, Samantha Gibson, a BACP registered therapist, works in Dartford. You might find Ryan Anderson, with 15 years of experience, in West Malling (Kings Hill). Trish Mayne, a Relate-trained counsellor with 8 years' experience, works in Faversham. Lynn Garbutt, with 12 years' experience, works in Ashford (Egerton). Beth West works in Ashford. Claire Draper, a BABCP member, works in Erith. Jo Walmsley, an NCPS accredited professional member with 16 years of experience, is available in Sittingbourne. Mark Reumel, an NCPS member, provides support in Maidstone. Victoria Greenwood, an NCPS accredited member, is in Folkestone. You can find their real, live availability on our website.

Our fees for couples counselling are £80 for a 60-minute session. Individual counselling is £68 for 60 minutes. We maintain transparent pricing with no hidden costs. Our practitioners adhere to the ethical framework of the BACP, ensuring a professional and confidential service.

Find the Right Therapist for You

To begin your journey, simply use our matching tool. You will answer a few short questions online about what you would like help with, whether you prefer online or in-person sessions, where you are based, and the days and times that suit you. Our system will then show you matching therapists with their real, live availability. You can then pick your therapist and your time directly from their calendar. Confirm and pay securely online, and you will receive an email confirming your session details and a secure video link for online sessions. Clients who know which therapist they want can book straight from that therapist's profile.

Fast-Track Your Relationship Support

No GP referral or national waitlist required.
Book straight into our therapists' calendars within 48 hours.
In-person practices across Kent or secure online sessions.

We understand that reaching out for help can be a significant step. Our team is here to provide compassionate and professional support. If you are experiencing distress, please consider contacting Samaritans on 116 123, NHS 111, or the emergency services on 999.

Ready to start? Find the Right Therapist for You — answer a few short questions, see matching therapists with live availability, then choose your therapist and time.

Therapy is not about winning an argument; it is about uncovering how both of you can move forward together.

No waiting list

Appointments usually within 48–72 hours

From £68

Individual sessions · £80 couples

Qualified therapists

BACP registered

Our therapists

Our Therapists In Kent

Samantha Gibson

Accredited therapist

Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling

Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling

Dartford

Samantha is a fully qualified relationship counsellor, trained with Relate and a registered member of the BACP. Based in Dartford, she provides a warm, supportive space for couples to move away from unhelpful patterns, improve communication, and rebuild trust and connection.

Her approach is calm, empathetic, and practical, helping couples strengthen self-awareness, manage conflict constructively, and create healthier ways of relating. Clients value her ability to listen without judgement and guide them towards lasting change.

Separation and divorce support

Support for LGBTQ+ and queer relationships

Differences in values or life goals

Repeating unhealthy relationship patterns

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Ryan Anderson

Accredited therapist

Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling

West Malling (Kings Hill)

Ryan is a warm and experienced relationship therapist offering sessions in Kings Hill and online. He supports couples and individuals facing communication issues, loss of trust, emotional distance, and recurring conflict.

Ryan's approach is structured, collaborative, and compassionate, helping partners move from tension and confusion towards clearer communication and a stronger sense of connection. Clients describe him as steady, respectful, and easy to talk to.

Separation and divorce support

Conflict and frequent arguments

Communication problems and not feeling heard

Life transitions and big changes

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Trish Mayne

Accredited therapist

Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling

Faversham

Trish is a fully qualified Relate-trained couples counsellor with a wealth of experience supporting relationships. She brings a common-sense, step-by-step, and non-judgemental approach to counselling, where you can explore difficulties, understand unhelpful patterns, and build stronger connections.

Trish is highly regarded by clients, regularly receiving five-star reviews, and is committed to helping couples strengthen their relationships with compassion and clarity.

She has a CPCAB Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling

Parenting, finances, and family pressures

Life transitions and big changes

Conflict and frequent arguments

Communication problems and not feeling heard

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Claire Draper

Accredited therapist

Level 4 Diploma in Counselling

Erith

Claire is a compassionate and experienced couples counsellor based in Erith. With over 11 years’ experience, she provides a safe, calm space where partners can talk openly and feel equally heard. Claire supports couples to improve communication, rebuild emotional closeness, and work through challenges without judgement.

Whether you feel stuck, resentful, or unsure what the future holds, Claire will help you gain clarity and move forward in a way that feels right for you both.

Separation and divorce support

Support for LGBTQ+ and queer relationships

Differences in values or life goals

Repeating unhealthy relationship patterns

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Victoria Greenwood

Accredited therapist

Diploma in Professional Counselling

Accredited Member of the National Counselling Society (NCS)

Folkestone

Victoria Greenwood is an experienced relationship counsellor specialising in helping couples navigate complex challenges, from communication breakdowns to intimacy issues. Utilising psychodynamic and integrative approaches, she guides partners in developing deeper understanding and resolving conflicts effectively.

Victoria is dedicated to cultivating stronger, more fulfilling connections, enabling couples to achieve lasting positive change.

Communication problems and not feeling heard

Trust issues and infidelity

Intimacy and sexual difficulties

Parenting, finances, and family pressures

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Mark Reumel

Accredited therapist

PGDip in Psychotherapy

Maidstone

Mark is a warm and insightful relationship therapist with over a decade of experience supporting couples and individuals. Based in Maidstone, he offers a safe space to reconnect, improve communication, or separate more respectfully.

Drawing on approaches such as Transactional Analysis and Emotionally Focused Therapy, Mark helps couples reflect on patterns, build empathy, and move forward with clarity. Clients describe him as grounded, understanding, and skilled at helping both partners feel equally heard.

Mark is accredited by the NCPS (National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society)

Separation and divorce support

Repeating unhealthy relationship patterns

Intimacy and sexual difficulties

Feeling distant, disconnected, or stuck

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