A combined-format couples therapy model uses protected individual sessions plus coordinated joint work to break entrenched patterns that shared-session therapy can miss. This guide explains how the structure works and why it can feel safer.

Traditional couples therapy brings both partners into the same session to resolve conflict, strengthen communication, and rebuild connection. This guide explains when it works and where structure can quietly limit progress.

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