Premarital Counseling & Coaching

Are you getting married or thinking about it?

We strongly suggest our premarital counseling sessions that will help you understand each other better and prepare you to a smoother life ahead. 

Premarital counseling helps couples prepare for marriage. Premarital counselling can help ensure that you and your partner have a strong, healthy relationship — giving you a better chance for a stable and satisfying marriage.

Why should one opt for Premarital Counseling?

Typically, the goal of premarital counselling is to evaluate, identify and address any potential areas of conflict in a relationship early on, before those issues become serious concerns, and teach partners effective strategies for discussing and resolving conflict.

Partners seeking counselling before marriage may also find that premarital counselling can help them better understand their expectations about marriage and address any significant differences in a safe and neutral environment.

Couples counselling can help intimate partners address concerns that arise in the course of their relationship, but premarital counselling can help partners identify areas likely to cause conflict later on—finances, child-rearing methods, career goals, and family dynamics, among others—and either work through these issues in the early stages of the relationship, if possible, or develop a plan to address them in the years to come.

In premarital counseling sessions, couples have the chance to explore topics like finances, children, and intimacy—three areas where many couples experience challenges. Partners can also develop communication and conflict resolution skills and address any fears they might have about marriage, whether these concerns result from one’s personal relationship history, family background, or otherwise.

In talking with your prospective partner / fiance about any of these you may find some questions cause you to feel upset or concerned. Ashish Sehgal offers premarital counselling in New Delhi & Gurgaon for couples who are committed to building their marriage and gaining the skills for communicating and avoiding fighting that damages the relationship.

Premarital counseling is also an excellent venue in which to raise issues the couple may not have thought about such as how they intend to manage finances, how they might split household chores, how they plan to handle holidays, how to discipline the children, and the like. The counselor can also guide the couple in identifying what they saw in their parents’ marriages and what they want to imitate or not imitate in their own marriage.