Last updated 18 October 2026
The topic changes but the argument follows a familiar route. You may reconcile afterwards and still find yourselves repeating it. This programme focuses on one recurring cycle and the earlier moments when it can be interrupted.
You meet with Mark Colclough, MA, for a focused programme built around one difficulty in your relationship. Both partners take part, with room to understand your different experiences and practise a more useful response.
Begin with a free 30-minute Zoom onboarding call together, so that the focus and suitability are clear before your sessions.
Your programme includes three two-hour sessions, normally about 14 days apart, with at least one practical exercise to complete and return before each following session.
A complimentary 30-minute Zoom review approximately one month after completion gives you space to discuss what has held and where you need an adjustment.
Perhaps one of you presses for resolution while the other retreats, apologies bring only brief relief, or every disagreement seems to confirm an old fear. You work on recognising the sequence rather than collecting evidence against each other.
This focused format is unsuitable where there is violence, intimidation or coercive control, an active affair, unresolved serious betrayal, active addiction, acute crisis, or uncertainty about staying together. Tell Mark about these concerns during the initial assessment so a different form of support can be considered. Harm and coercion are not treated as a shared communication problem.
Reconstruct a recent argument and identify the earliest signs of escalation.
Put words to the concerns beneath pursuit or withdrawal and practise a pause you can both trust.
Develop a repair process and distinguish practical problems from differences requiring ongoing respect.
A complimentary 30-minute Zoom review approximately one month after completion gives you space to discuss what has held and where you need an adjustment.
You attend online in English from a private space with a reliable connection. The booking calendar displays your local time; office hours and policy deadlines refer to Copenhagen time. Both partners need to participate.
Read the current programme price, VAT information and any out-of-hours charges on the prices page. Review the client policy before booking.
Bring a recent example and the question you want help with. The onboarding call helps you and Mark agree a manageable focus; if several issues need attention, open-ended couples therapy may be more suitable.
You can work towards recognising your pattern earlier and practising different responses. The outcome depends on your circumstances and participation; a fixed number of sessions cannot guarantee a particular result.
This programme requires both of you. If your partner will not participate, relationship work alone is a separate option.
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