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Moving Forward

Wherever you find yourselves on your journey, you don't have to navigate it alone. A calm, supportive space to find clarity, connection, and a way forward.

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A couple in a boat listening to the counsellor on the riverbank at sunset

Not everyone comes to counselling in crisis. Some couples want to strengthen a relationship that is basically good, prepare for marriage or a baby, or think through a big decision together. Others are separating and want to do it with care, especially when children are involved.

Wherever you are, relationship counselling gives you a calm space to understand what you each want and agree on practical next steps.

You might be noticing

You are at a crossroads and want to choose well
You want to strengthen a relationship that is basically good
You are separating and want to do it respectfully
You simply want a place to think things through

How counselling can help

Clarity

Time and space to understand what you each want.

Connection

Strengthening what already works between you.

A way forward

Practical next steps you both feel good about.

Common questions

What is the difference between a relationship counsellor and a psychologist?

Counsellors focus on talking therapy for relationship and life difficulties and you don't need a referral. Psychologists are registered with AHPRA and their sessions can attract Medicare rebates with a mental health care plan.

Can counselling help if we are separating?

Yes. Counselling can help you separate respectfully, communicate about children and practical arrangements, and look after yourselves through the change.

Which suburbs do clients come from?

Clients come from across Melbourne's east and north-east, including Doncaster, Templestowe, Bulleen, Balwyn, Kew, Box Hill, Donvale and Warrandyte, and online from anywhere in Australia.

Ready when you are.

The first step is simply a conversation. In the room or online.