When a couple decides to seek help from a psychotherapist, they are not necessarily looking for a long, structured therapeutic process. Sometimes partners need to discuss a specific issue; at other times, they may be going through a crisis and feel the need to gain clarity. In some cases, one partner may have been persuaded to attend against their will, while in others, both partners simply want to understand whether couples therapy might be right for them.

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For decades, therapists have been developing ever more sophisticated models and increasingly refined techniques, but in doing so they risk losing sight of the person who, more than anyone else, guides the therapeutic process: the client.

This article explores the Client’s Theory of Change proposed by Barry Duncan and Scott Miller (2000), offering an interpretation that values the client’s active role and its impact on the effectiveness of therapy.

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The aim of today’s article is to highlight the importance of having public and private services based on Single-Session Therapy available to respond to critical moments and psychological difficulties that can arise unexpectedly in people’s lives, or during periods when access to mental health services may be more difficult, such as the summer months or holiday periods.

Single-Session Therapy (SST) is an increasingly used intervention method, particularly effective during moments of personal crisis. In a world where time and resources are limited, this form of intervention offers a rapid and focused alternative for addressing urgent difficulties.

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