Yes! Couples therapy typically refers to a type of therapy that focuses on improving the relationship between two people who are in a committed romantic relationship, regardless of whether they are married or not. We will work with the couple to help them identify and work through issues that may be causing conflict or disconnection in the relationship. On the other hand, marriage counselling specifically refers to therapy that is designed for married couples. The focus is on helping the couple work through issues related to their marriage and their commitment to each other. Both types of therapy aim to improve the relationship between two people, but couples therapy is a broader term that can apply to any committed romantic relationship, whereas marriage counselling specifically addresses issues that are unique to marriage.