Not a crisis service. Emergency and crisis contacts vary across the Caribbean. If there is immediate danger, contact your local police or ambulance service. Clients in Trinidad and Tobago may call Police 999, Ambulance 811 or 800-COPE (2673) for a mental-health crisis.
COUPLES COUNSELLING ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN
Find a steadier way back to each other.
Confidential online couples counselling for married partners who want to heal relationship strain, communicate more clearly and intentionally enrich their marriage.
WHEN THE SAME CONVERSATION KEEPS ENDING IN THE SAME PAIN
You can care deeply about your marriage and still need help finding a way forward.
Relationship strain can leave both partners feeling unheard, defensive or alone. The longer the pattern repeats, the harder it can become to talk about what matters without creating another hurt.
Emotional distance
You live alongside each other but feel less connected, less understood or less able to reach one another.
Recurring conflict
The same disagreement returns, conversations escalate or important issues are avoided because they feel too difficult.
A difficult season
Loss, parenting, work pressure, caregiving, relocation or another major change has placed the marriage under strain.
EXPERIENCED GUIDANCE FOR YOUR MARRIAGE
Both partners deserve to feel heard, respected and understood.
Sharlene Findley-Stewart is a psychologist who has counselled married couples for more than a decade. She brings a particular passion for helping partners heal what has become painful, communicate with greater care and strengthen the relationship they are choosing to invest in.
Her role is not to take sides or promise a particular outcome. She provides a structured, confidential process in which both partners can understand recurring patterns and work towards an agreed focus.
WHAT WE CAN WORK ON
Two voices. One shared direction.
The focus is agreed together and reviewed as counselling progresses.
Healthier communication
Slow difficult conversations down, listen more carefully and express needs without repeating the same cycle.
Connection and trust
Understand what has weakened closeness and identify realistic actions that support repair and reconnection.
Navigating change together
Respond to grief, parenting demands, relocation, caregiving or another transition as partners rather than opponents.
Intentional enrichment
Strengthen a marriage that matters to you by deepening understanding, appreciation and shared purpose.
WHEN COUPLES COUNSELLING MAY FIT
Both partners can participate safely and voluntarily.
The service may fit married adult partners who can attend privately, want to understand their relationship pattern and are willing to work towards an agreed focus. Online suitability and each partner’s location are reviewed before counselling begins.
WHEN ANOTHER SERVICE SHOULD COME FIRST
Safety takes priority over joint sessions.
Couples counselling is not an emergency service. Where there is immediate danger, violence, coercive control, an active high-risk crisis or a need for court-purpose reports, joint counselling may be unsafe or outside scope. Contact local emergency or specialist support services.
YOUR FIRST THREE STEPS
Begin clearly, with both partners informed.
1. Request a fit consultation
Share only the minimum information needed for an initial scope, safety, location and practical check.
2. Review the agreement
If the service appears suitable, both partners review privacy, consent, fees, online expectations and communication boundaries.
3. Begin with a shared focus
Agree what you want to work on, review progress together and decide whether to continue, conclude or refer.
SESSION INFORMATION
50 minutes • USD 120 per session
Begin with a free 20-minute fit consultation. Fees, payment arrangements and cancellation terms are confirmed in writing before intake.
COUPLES COUNSELLING FAQ
Know what to expect before you enquire.
Couples counselling is designed for joint participation by both married partners. The fit consultation confirms whether the format is appropriate and whether both partners can participate safely, privately and voluntarily.
No. Counselling cannot guarantee reconciliation or any specific relationship outcome. It provides a structured process for understanding patterns, communicating more clearly and making informed decisions together.
The service is available online to suitable clients across the Caribbean, but counselling requirements and emergency arrangements vary by country or territory. Each partner’s location is reviewed during the fit consultation.
Privacy, record-keeping, communication boundaries and the limits of confidentiality are explained to both partners in the written agreement before counselling begins.
No. Vivid Resolutions is not an emergency service. If there is immediate danger, violence, coercive control or an active crisis, contact local emergency or specialist support services. Joint counselling may not be safe or appropriate.
Your marriage deserves a conversation with care and direction.
Start with a short, confidential fit consultation to find out whether couples counselling is an appropriate next step.