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Browse therapists who help with relationship issues. Watch their intro videos to find the right fit before booking.

Therapists

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    Jane Whitlaw

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Offers in-person (Surrey, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in BC, MB, AB, SK, YT, NL, NT, NU
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    Richard Tatomir

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Offers in-person (Langley, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Marianne Campbell

    Therapist in Training

    • Offers in-person (Vancouver, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in BC
  • Photo of Irina Carayannis

    Irina Carayannis

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in ON
  • Photo of Colin (Heron) Payne

    Colin (Heron) Payne

    Registered Therapeutic Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in AB, BC, MB, NL, NT, SK, YT
  • Photo of Jordan Wiener

    Jordan Wiener

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in ON, BC, AB, MB, SK, YT, NT, NU, NL
  • Photo of Amina Purac

    Amina Purac

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in AB, BC, MB, ON, SK
  • Photo of Cherrisse McWilliams

    Cherrisse McWilliams

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
  • Photo of Nicolai Carp

    Nicolai Carp

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in BC, AB, MB, SK
  • Photo of Arooj Rehman

    Arooj Rehman

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in ON, AB, BC, SK, MB, NL, NT, NU, YT
  • Photo of Olivia Johnson

    Olivia Johnson

    Registered Psychotherapist

    • Virtual sessions in ON
  • Photo of Jordan Wahlstrom

    Jordan Wahlstrom

    Counselling Therapist

    • Offers in-person (Yorkton, SK)
    • Virtual sessions in SK, MB

Relationships—with partners, family, friends, or colleagues—shape our daily lives and emotional well-being. If you're struggling with communication, conflict, trust, or patterns that keep repeating, therapy can help you understand and improve how you connect with others.

On First Session, you can browse therapists who specialize in relationships, watch their intro videos to get a sense of their approach, and book directly online. Credentials are verified during onboarding. Find a therapist who can help you build healthier connections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are relationship issues?

Relationship issues can include difficulty communicating, recurring conflict, trust concerns, feeling disconnected, or patterns from past relationships showing up in current ones. These challenges can affect romantic partnerships, family dynamics, friendships, or professional relationships. Many people find that their relationship patterns have roots in earlier life experiences.

How can therapy help with relationships?

Therapy can help you understand your relationship patterns, improve communication skills, and work through specific conflicts or concerns. A therapist may help you explore your attachment style, identify unhelpful dynamics, and develop new ways of relating. Whether you attend alone or with a partner, therapy can strengthen how you connect with others. Learn more about whether couples therapy is right for you.

What should I expect when working on relationships in therapy?

Your therapist will explore what's happening in your relationships and what you'd like to change. Sessions may involve examining communication patterns, understanding your role in conflicts, and practicing new skills. If you're working on a specific relationship, you might discuss particular situations and how to handle them differently going forward.

How do I find a therapist for relationship issues?

On First Session, you can filter by specialty to find therapists who work with relationships. Each therapist has an intro video so you can get a sense of their style before booking. Credentials are verified during onboarding, and you can book your first session directly online. Book a free consultation to get started.

Is relationship therapy right for me?

If your relationships are causing you stress, if you notice patterns that keep repeating, or if you want to improve how you communicate and connect, therapy can help. You can work on relationship issues individually or with a partner. Taking time to understand yourself in relationships often leads to meaningful change.

How do I get started?

Browse therapists on First Session who specialize in relationships. Watch their intro videos to find someone who feels like a good fit. When you're ready, book your first session directly through the platform. Many therapists offer both online and in-person options. Start your search here.

You deserve more from therapy.

You made the courageous decision to reach your full potential. Find the right therapist to help get you there, and make the most of the time and money you’re investing in yourself.