Couples therapy · Online, from wherever you are
Online couples therapy: improve your relationship by working through conflict with active listening and steadiness
Couples therapy by video call, from anywhere in Spain, with the same process as at the practice and in a space free of judgement.
Do you want to start couples therapy and what you cannot find is the when and the where?
Online couples therapy is the same process as at the practice, by video call. You may recognise yourselves in some of these situations:
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You live in different cities or travel a lot
Lining up two diaries and a journey is what stops therapy from ever starting.
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There is no couples therapist near you
Outside the big cities it is hard to find someone who specialises in couples, and you end up choosing by distance rather than by judgement.
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You would rather talk from home
Some people open up sooner on their own sofa than in an office. With couples, that shows from the first session.
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The timings do not work for you
With no travel, a session fits into a long break or at the end of the day, once the house is calm.
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You have already started and you are moving
A move, a change of job or a spell away does not have to cut short what you are already working on.
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You want to try it discreetly
Nobody sees you going in or out of a practice. For some couples, that is exactly what makes up their mind.
So the format stops being the excuse not to start
What an online couples therapy session is like
I offer you a neutral space where we look together at what is happening to you, with the same plan of work as at the practice. We will work on communication, handling conflict and each person’s boundaries, at a pace you can sustain.
From the link to the session
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One link, nothing to install
I send you a Google Meet link and you join from your computer or your phone. Nothing to install and no accounts to create.
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The same process as at the practice
Same length, same frequency and the same plan of work. The only thing that changes is that there is no travelling.
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Together or each from your own screen
The usual thing is for you both to be in the same room, but if you are in different cities that works too.
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The same confidentiality
Sessions are not recorded, and what is said is protected by professional confidentiality and by data protection law.
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All you need: a quiet hour
A stable connection, headphones if you can, and somewhere to talk without interruptions. That is enough.
Starting does not depend on finding a gap to travel in. It depends on deciding to.
Couples therapist and sex therapist
David Puig
Hello, I am David Puig, a psychologist specialising in couples therapy and a sex therapist.
I work from the contextual therapies, with training in integrative couples therapy, Gestalt and EMDR. Beyond the training, my own experience has given me a close understanding of dependent attachments, and that lets me accompany people authentically.
I work online from my practice in La Roca del Vallès, with the same process as in person: active listening, calm and respect, without taking either side.
Where can you find me?
Get directions
Questions about online couples therapy
Does it work the same as in-person therapy?
The process is the same: same length, same frequency and the same plan of work. What changes is that there is no travelling and that you are each at home.
Where can we connect from?
From anywhere in Spain. All you need is a stable connection and somewhere you can talk without being interrupted.
What if we are in two different places?
That can be done, each from your own screen. It is the usual arrangement when one of you travels for work or when you live in different cities.
What do we need for the session?
A computer or a phone, headphones if you can, and an hour without interruptions. I send you a Google Meet link and you join from your browser.
Are the sessions recorded?
No. Sessions are not recorded, and everything said is protected by the professional confidentiality required of me by the Code of Ethics.
Can we switch to in person later on?
Yes, and some couples combine the two formats depending on the week. The practice is in La Roca del Vallès, near Granollers.
This content is for information only and does not replace a professional assessment or a course of therapy. If there is violence in the relationship or someone is in danger, call 112. If you are thinking of harming yourself, call 024: it is free, confidential and open 24 hours. If you are experiencing gender-based violence, 016 is free and does not appear on your phone bill.
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