Train for real relationship work, not just theory.
A practice-forward relationship counseling program covering couple and family work, communication patterns, conflict resolution, attachment, systems thinking, CBT, SFBT, EFT and creative tools for healthier relationships.
What you learn to do
Relationship counseling, organized clearly.
Batch, duration, hours, supervision and certification details visible before enrollment.
See how relationship patterns become intervention plans.
Tap a learner goal and see the relationship counseling pathway this course builds.
Understanding relationship patterns
You learn to move from visible conflicts to deeper relational patterns, beliefs, emotional needs and family dynamics.
Who should join this cohort?
Designed for learners who want structured relationship, couple and family counseling exposure.
Bachelor Students
Open to students currently pursuing or those who have completed a Bachelor’s degree in any background.
Master Students
Available for students currently pursuing or those who have completed a Master’s degree in any background.
Professionals
Welcoming professionals from psychology, education, social work, counseling, wellness and allied helping fields.
One focused 3-month relationship counseling pathway.
A clear pathway from relationship foundations to practical couple and family intervention planning.
Advanced Level
A focused relationship counseling pathway covering foundations, assessment, family and couple counseling, therapeutic approaches and relationship life skills.
Relationship Counseling Syllabus Breakdown
The Advanced Level syllabus is organized into foundations, couple/family work, therapeutic approaches and life skills.
Foundations of Relationship Counseling
- Introduction to Relationship Counseling: definitions, scope and need
- Types: Family, Couple, Parent-Child, Peer and Work-related relationships
- Theoretical Perspectives: Systems Theory, Attachment Theory and Communication Models
- Satir’s model and Gottman’s research-based communication understanding
- Ethical and cultural considerations in relationship counseling
- Building rapport and therapeutic alliance in relationship work
- Assessment tools for relationship functioning
- Understanding relational issues across the lifespan: children, adolescents, adults and older adults
Family and Couple Counseling
- Family structures and dynamics
- Family counseling approaches: Structural, Strategic, Bowenian and Narrative
- Techniques: genograms, sculpting, role-play and reframing
- Working with families of individuals with disability, substance use or illness contexts
- Couple counseling: stages of relationships and common challenges
- Premarital counseling and marital conflict: communication, infidelity and financial concerns
- Same-sex couples and diversity in couple work
- Parenting skills and interventions
- Working with blended families and intergenerational conflicts
Therapeutic Approaches in Relationship Counseling
- CBT in relationship counseling: cognitive distortions in interpersonal contexts
- Restructuring negative beliefs about self, partner, family or relationship roles
- Behavioral techniques for improving couple and family interactions
- Practice: thought records and automatic thought logs in relationship conflict
- SFBT: exceptions, miracle questions, scaling questions and goal-setting in couples/family work
- Practice: SFBT worksheets for desired relationship outcomes
- EFT: accessing, expressing and reorganizing emotional experiences within attachment bonds
- EFT stages: de-escalation, restructuring interactions and consolidation
- Practice: emotion cycle mapping for couples or families
Creative Tools and Relationship Life Skills
- Art therapy as a therapeutic tool in relationships
- Using creative expression to externalize internal conflicts and dynamics
- Activities: Relationship Timeline art, Emotions in Color and joint drawing/collage projects
- Use of symbolic art in assessment and therapeutic change
- Life skills for relationship success: assertive communication, conflict resolution, active listening, empathy, negotiation and problem-solving
- Integration into counseling plans for couples, families and parents
Relationship Counseling Training vs. The Rest
We keep the focus on relationship patterns, assessment, couple/family tools, therapeutic approaches and practical counseling plans.
From “relationship advice” to structured counseling work.
Most trainings stay broad. This pathway focuses on assessment, couple and family dynamics, intervention planning and real counseling tools.
Build a relationship-focused counseling profile.
Graduates build readiness to understand couple and family dynamics, structure counseling conversations, use assessment tools, and apply CBT, SFBT, EFT, creative and life-skill tools in relationship contexts.
The program supports learners through live classes, structured content, discussions, case application and supervision-linked learning.
Skills Acquired
Your learning journey.
A clean, transparent process from registration to certification.
Confirm Advanced Level
Review the 3-month Relationship Counseling batch details and learning pathway.
Two credentials. One stronger profile.
Cognizavest certification is part of completion, and the NCVET Skill India Certificate can be added for the Advanced Level as mentioned in the registration section.
Make your relationship counseling learning visible on your CV, LinkedIn and profile.
The course leads to documented training, structured learning and a credible completion journey.
Meet your trainers.
Learn directly from practicing experts and mental health professionals with real-world field experience.
Dr. Sakshi S. Grover
PhD in Psychology, PGDRP (RCI CRR- A118591). Counsellor, Psychotherapist, Career Coach & Family Therapist. 11+ Years of Experience.
Khushi Bhardwaj
M.Sc. (Psychology), B.Sc. (Clinical Psychology). Dedicated to evidence-based practice and bridging theoretical gaps for students.
Ayesha Narmawala
PGDRP (RCI CRR- A85502), M.A (Clinical Psychology), B.A (Psychology). Extensive expertise in rehabilitation and advanced diagnostics.
Shreya Dasmana
M.A. (Applied Psychology), B.A. Hons. (Sociology), PGDP in Guidance & Counseling. Focuses on actionable emotional regulation.
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Confirm the batch, add optional resources and checkout securely.
One clear relationship counseling pathway.
Designed for learners who want structured couple, family, communication and relationship intervention skills.
- Initial Registration Fee₹3,000 + Add-ons
- After One Month₹2,000
- After 2nd Month₹2,000
Learners loved the interactive counseling approach.
Practical clarity, safe discussions, role plays and better counseling confidence.
Everything to know before you enroll.
Course format, certificate, NCVET, payment and post-enrollment clarity.