Marital conflict is not chaos—it is patterned meaning under strain.
The GAP Marriage Counselling Theory (GAP-MCT) offers counsellors, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, faith and community leaders, government ministries, NGOs, researchers, lecturers, and graduate students a single, culturally grounded, meaning-centered framework for understanding, assessing, and transforming relational conflict.
From clinical practice and supervision to training, research, policy design, and family strengthening programmes, GAP-MCT moves beyond blame, pathology, and moral labelling to reveal how gaps are interpreted, how threats escalate, and how alignment is restored.
Clinically precise. Academically rigorous. Culturally intelligent. Policy-relevant.
GAP-MCT—because when meaning is clarified, families heal and societies stabilise. This GAP MCT journey, a rich but rollercoaster journey, began in 2019 but got to its destination when it was published on 27 December, 2025.
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