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Meets clients, assesses needs and plans practical support, counselling or referrals with other services.
Marriage counsellors support couples and families through relationship problems, crisis situations, depression, substance abuse concerns and communication difficulties.
In job descriptions, look for individual or group therapy, counselling methods, client-centred work, decision support, grief support, handling strong emotions, case notes, quality standards and cooperation with social services.
The work is centred on structured conversations with couples, families or individuals. Sessions may address relationship conflict, communication patterns, grief, depression, substance abuse concerns, decisions during crisis and practical next steps between appointments.
Useful skills include counselling methods, client-centred counselling, responding to extreme emotions, helping clients make decisions, empowering families and groups, grief support, case supervision and quality standards in social services.
Salary context depends on service setting, caseload, session format, supervision duties, crisis work, documentation requirements, group therapy, work with families and whether the role includes coordination with other social or health services.
Experience can come from social counselling, family support, youth work, grief support, therapeutic assistance or social-service case work and develop toward couples counselling, family therapy, service coordination or supervision roles.
Read adverts for client group, session format, crisis scope, documentation, supervision, referral routes, safeguarding routines, group work and how the role cooperates with social or health services.
This guide gives editorial career context for marriage counsellor work. It is not official labour-market statistics or salary data.
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O*NET relationships: 4
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Open in O*NET21-1014.00
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Open in O*NET21-1023.00
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Open in O*NET21-1011.00
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social counsellor (2635.1)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/9cda1c7c-ba07-4381-b831-1bb346ff865f |
|---|---|
| ESCO code | 2635.1.4 |
| ISCO group | 2635 |
| Concept type | Occupation |