Trouble in paradise? Despair not, help is nigh. If you can set p, date, and find love online, there should be somewhere to turn to when things go awry between better halves. And as it turns out, there will be, when MarriageCounsel.ng launches.
Marriage Counsel’s self-declared mission is to professionally help couples in marital straits find the answers they seek to their domestic challenges in an environment where safety and privacy are guaranteed.
The service was created by Seye Kuyinu and Deolu Awokola. Deolu first got the idea for a dating site, but two later agreed that the dating concept was already significantly clichéd. The next iteration of the idea was about making relationships work. That problem proved too broad, according to them, and in the end their thinking evolved into a clearer, leaner focus on marriages that need healing.
MarriageCounsel.ng connects married couples with a counsellor, with whom they can talk about their issues. According to Seye, users will be able to choose from any of their accredited counsellors who have decades of experience in marriage counselling and psychology and will maintain the strictest levels of confidentiality for all their exchanges.
Technical finishing touches are delaying the platform’s release, but interested individuals can visit the website and signup to receive launch updates.
