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Sex and infidelity: Why couples are seeking counselling

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Weekend writer·Bay of Plenty Times·
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The first time couples see a therapist, they're scared. There's fidgeting, ring-twisting; deep breaths. Sometimes the conversation starts off calmly, other times with tears. Can you save a relationship that's past its tipping point? Therapists say 'yes', but it takes both parties to make it happen. Carly Gibbs finds out about love in the time of Covid-19 and common issues affecting relationships.

Tauranga psychologist and mediator Kate Ferris could fill her schedule with couples alone.

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