Relationships and Couples Counselling
Holistic counselling for couples ready to create lasting changes together.
Counselling for couples who want to transform their relationship
Does your relationship need help? Perhaps you find yourselves arguing more often, or disagreeing about parenting issues. Maybe you would just like to feel closer and understand each other better.
- Feeling disconnected, emotionally distant
- Managing conflict and disagreements
- Learning new ways of being together
- Becoming a family
- Parenting challenges
- Attachment styles in relationship
- Miscarriage and infant loss
- Negotiating life transitions
- Illness, breast cancer
What happens in Couples Counselling?
You will be supported in addressing your current challenges and exploring old patterns and beliefs that might be blocking you from achieving the relationship you both really want.
Couples Counselling sessions typically involve working with whatever you bring to the session. This might be processing areas of ongoing conflict, helping you to rebuild trust after an episode of intimate betrayal or maybe you just want to feel closer in your relationship and deepen communication.
Your initial 90 minute session is an opportunity for us to get to know each other and talk about your goals in therapy. Subsequent sessions will allow us to process your concerns more deeply.
Lasting change takes time, so I suggest planning for several sessions initially. You can have as many sessions as you need, finishing when you feel ready.
Couples and relationship counselling sessions are available in person at Moruya South Head.
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