Couples Therapy: The Art of Cultivating Repair Through Intentional Communication
Couples Therapy: The Art of Cultivating Repair Through Intentional Communication
In this course, Dr. Christine McKee explains how clinicians can help clients move from rupture to repair through intentional communication. Blending relational theory with highly practical guidance, the course explores how attachment history, emotional safety, regulation, curiosity, and structured dialogue can be used to strengthen connection across couples, families, and workplace relationships.
About this course
In this course, registered psychologist Dr. Christine McKee, master practitioner of clinical counselling and registered supervisor, introduces a practical framework for cultivating repair after rupture through intentional communication. The course explores how family-of-origin experiences and attachment patterns can shape a client's readiness for vulnerable dialogue, then equips clinicians with reflective prompts, preparatory strategies, and an eight-step roadmap to support safer, more effective conversations. Grounded in real-world clinical utility, the material is readily applicable to couple work, family therapy, and other relational contexts where trust, accountability, and collaborative repair are central.