Relationship Therapy
Move beyond conflict and find compassion
Our therapists address the unique nature of intimate and sexual relationships. Many things can undermine a relationship including perpetual cycles of conflict, miscommunication, intimacy issues, distrust, and resentment. We open the door to communication and understanding.
Book a consultationHow can therapy help relationships?
We offer a wide range of evidence-based therapies, because every couple presents different needs. We’d love to help you ask and answer the important questions.
Talk to usCan we get back the passion we had when we first met?
We have different ideas about the frequency and style of sex.
We used to be able to talk to each other easily but now we often end up in conflict.
I've lost sight of the person I used to be.
We need help navigating our relationship.
Our Practitioners
It is crucial that you and your partner find the right therapist. Our team of counsellors, psychologists, psychotherapists, and social workers come from a diverse range of backgrounds and practices.
Nigel Polak
Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Relationship Counsellor
Rachel Viss
Relationship Counsellor, Accredited Social Worker, Child & Family Therapist
Naomi Jennings
Relationship Counsellor, Psychologist
Amy Rickard
Relationship Counsellor, Provisional Psychologist
Dr. Amanda Peyton
Counselling Psychologist, EFT Therapist and Supervisor, Relationship Counsellor
Lisa Kennerley
Counsellor, Psychotherapist, Relationship Counsellor
Why pursue wellness with us?
Integrative practice
We take a whole-person approach and carefully combine a range of therapeutic modalities.
Experienced Professionals
Our team are knowledgeable, highly qualified, and leaders in their respective fields.
Diverse & Inclusive
Our community offers a warm and inviting experience for everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer a wide range of evidence-based therapies, because every couple presents different needs. We’d love to help you ask and answer the important questions.
View All FAQsIt’s best to start together in order to ensure each partner feels comfortable. On occasion, your therapist might recommend an individual session, but this is always arranged respectfully so that trust and safety is fostered.
It is common for one partner to be more active in seeking help. In our experience, all partners want things to improve but the process can be confronting. It’s okay to come on your own to develop tools to be the best partner you can be and to work toward a better relationship.
Absolutely! Many couples decide that they want to change the status of their relationship from being romantic to one of friendship or co-parenting. The healthiest and most effective way to make this transition is with the support of a therapist. Let us help you establish good communication and healthy boundaries.
This is a very common question and our answer is—yes. Our therapists are mature and knowledgeable, and trained to address the most complex situations without judgement.
Sadly, this is not currently possible. We encourage you to consider it a shared investment, and much less expensive than complicated separations.