Couple counselling, also known as couples therapy or marriage counselling, is a form of psychotherapy designed to help couples improve their relationship, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their bond.

LGBTQIA+ relationship counselling, also known as LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy, is specifically tailored to address the unique challenges and dynamics that LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples may face in their relationships.

Neurodiversity Relationship Counselling focuses on supporting couples where one or both partners are neurodivergent (such as being on the autism spectrum, ADHD, dyslexia, etc.).

Relationship counselling for individuals is focused on relationship issues. It is a specialised form of counselling that addresses challenges individuals face in their intimate, social or workplace relationships.

Separation counselling, also known as divorce or dissolution counselling, is a specialised form of therapy designed to help individuals and couples navigate the process of separation or divorce in a healthy and constructive manner.

Post-separation counselling focuses on helping couples or individuals adjust to a new relationship dynamic. This new dynamic may require a child-centred approach, managing high-conflict communication, respectful communication and emotional healing.

Family counselling, also known as family therapy, is a form of psychotherapy that aims to improve communication and resolve conflict within family relationships.

Psychotherapy is a compassionate and collaborative process that helps individuals understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours, empowering them to create meaningful change. For more information visit our affiliated website: www.mindingourminds.com.au

Clinical Hypnotherapy can help supporting existing clients who may be struggling with anxiety, depression, poor emotional regulation, fatigue or poor sleep routine. For more information visit our affliated website: www.mindingourminds.com.au