Score Range 49-60 You want to stay. Now it's about building something worth staying for.
Your answers tell us that despite whatever has brought you here – the doubts, the difficult period, the question of whether this is right – your instinct is to stay. And not just out of fear or habit or convenience. There is something real between you that you’re not ready to let go of.
That matters. And it’s worth honouring.
Stay and Rebuild doesn’t mean everything is fine. It means you’ve looked honestly at what you have – its strengths, its problems, the gap between where you are and where you want to be – and you’ve decided that this relationship is worth the work. That’s a considered choice, and it’s the right starting point for something better.
What the research consistently shows is that couples who actively invest in their relationship – who don’t just hope things improve but take concrete steps to make them better – end up with something significantly stronger than what they had before. The act of choosing each other, deliberately and with clear eyes, tends to create a depth of connection that passive relationships never reach.
But wanting to rebuild isn’t enough on its own. It requires both people to understand what hasn’t been working and why, to develop new ways of communicating and connecting, and often to have support from someone who knows this territory well.
You’ve answered the first question. Now it’s about making good on it.
Staying is a choice. Rebuilding is a practice. Let’s help you with both.
Your relationship matters. For over 20 years, we’ve helped over 83,000 clients as Australia’s leading couples counselling group. With over 230+ Hart Centre Certified therapists, finding yours is easy.
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