Counselling organisations
In our experience, about 10% of couples on The Marriage Course will require additional help. Usually, a couple of sessions talking to a support couple (a mature married couple who has done The Marriage Course) alongside the course itself will often provide sufficient support to enable the guest couple to resolve the issue.
Sometimes a couple will require additional help. We suggest that you make contact with one or more local counsellors in your area that you can refer couples to. The organisations listed below have accredited counsellors on their books that you can get in touch with. Try to speak with the counsellor(s) to make sure they hold similar views and values to you regarding marriage before referring any couples.
We’ve also included a table which provides additional information on counsellors in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and South Africa.
- British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Association of Christian Counsellors
- UK Council for Psychotherapy
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engaged?
Nicky and Sila Lee have also produced a course for engaged couples who are about to get married. Find out more about the marriage preparation course.
top tip
Time apart?
One way to keep the romance going for months is by writing often, posting little things, sending a funny postcard, the latest picture of the family, a silly pair of socks or a packet of their favourite biscuits. Anything that says 'I love you', particularly in their love language.



