FAMILY THERAPY
A systemic approach for couples and families — communication, conflict resolution and restoring the emotional bond.
A crisis in the relationship and loss of trust, a recurring cycle of conflict.
Repeated arguments on the same topics, with no resolution, wear down the family system and push the partners apart.
The partners do not hear each other, cannot express their feelings, and live in silent tension.
Infidelity, hidden truths or wounds from the past have struck a blow to the relationship.
The partners are thinking about separating, but want to know whether the family can be preserved.
There is disagreement between the partners about the relationship with the child and about discipline.
Problems in the sphere of intimacy are not discussed, which deepens the emotional distance.
Work with a couple is built in a format led jointly by a male and a female therapist — both voices are heard
Psychiatrist, psychotherapist
23 years of clinical experience. In family therapy he works individually with the male partner.
Clinical psychologist, family therapist
Systemic family therapist. In family therapy she works individually with the female partner.
Joint intake → individual work → together again. Four stages leading from crisis to calm.
The couple is received by both specialists together. The real theme of the conflict — often not the one being argued about — is brought to the surface and named openly.
The partners separate: Kenan Ragimov works with the man, Samira Ragimova with the woman. Each explores their own part not in front of the partner, but in safe conditions.
The results of the individual work are brought together. The couple now speaks not in the language of accusation, but with a new tool of communication — this is practised in the session.
Positive changes are stabilised. The goal is not a family without conflict, but a family able to resolve conflict on its own.
This format is built for couples on the brink of divorce, with persistent conflict and unbearable emotional tension. The path begins in a state of crisis and ends with calm and harmony in the relationship.
Joint intake, individual sessions and online format — the price depends on the stage
After you register, you will be taken to the payment page. Once you have paid, send the receipt via WhatsApp to +994 70 220 03 76 and we will confirm the time.
What to do when relationships in the family have reached an unbearable point — a video explanation in 2 parts.
Evidence-based articles and commentary on family, couple and parent-child relationships
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Family Therapy · 8 min readHow to argue constructively as a couple
Family Therapy · 9 min readHow to rebuild trust after it has been brokenThe questions asked most often about therapy and training — with precise answers.
You can come alone. The work often begins with one partner reaching out. In the systemic approach, a change in one participant’s behaviour sets the whole family system in motion. The partner can join later — this speeds up the process, but it is not a condition.
The number of stages is determined after the joint initial intake. In crisis situations the first result is usually visible after 4–6 sessions; restoring a relationship requires a longer process. The exact number is given at the initial intake.
In couple therapy the online format follows the same protocol. The only difference is the price — an online session is cheaper.
Yes. What is said at the individual stage is not automatically disclosed to the partner — what is brought to the joint session is agreed with you. This is the main condition of the individual stage.
A higher education is not required. The programme is intended for psychologists, school psychologists, teachers, coaches, students and parents. For those with a psychology education the opportunities are wider: graduates can offer counselling services at our centre.
At the end of the course an exam is held and a certificate of the International Psychotherapy Association (IPAS) is issued.
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