Difficulty navigating conflict is the top reason couples seek help
Discover healthier ways to navigate conflict, deepen connection and intimacy and build the foundation for a lifetime of love with evidence-based couples therapy.
Getting Started is Simple
1
Make an Appointment
Discuss your challenges and concerns with a Couples Therapist. Together, you will develop a plan to achieve your goals.
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Commence Couples Therapy
Evidence-based methods such as the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) have proven effective in managing relationship issues and improving satisfaction.
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Experience the Benefits
Enhance closeness and intimacy, replace negative conflict patterns with positive interactions, and create a meaningful life together.
Couples Therapists in Brisbane
Claire Pang, Clinical Psychologist.
I am a Clinical Psychologist and Couples Therapist with over a decade of experience working with adults. I have a special interest in helping couples with a wide range of relationship problems. I believe in supporting strong relationships as it is an incredibly powerful way to improve individuals’ wellbeing.
I help couples learn practical relationship strategies based on the Gottman Couple Therapy methods, a successful approach supported by decades of empirical evidence. The structured and goal-directed framework provides couples with a roadmap to target their specific problems and helps them to create strong and intimate bonds.
Dr Jane Austin, Clinical Psychologist.
I am a Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years of experience. My authentic, warm and direct style allows me to initiate and grow one-on-one relationships, navigate challenging conversations and quickly grasp client needs. I work with adults, both individuals and couples. For Couples Counselling, I use evidence-based methods such as the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focussed Therapy (EFT) for couples, Schema Therapy and EMDR Therapy. In addition, I skillfully translate complex psychological theories into practical, meaningful solutions for individuals.
Dr Marjolein Kammers, Registered Psychologist.
I have a special interest and established experience in supporting couples in the context of navigating IVF and fertility issues, as well as the challenges of parenting children, including school refusal, emotional and behavioural dysregulation, adjusting to a neurodevelopmental diagnosis of your child and parenting neurodivergent kids and adolescents.
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Chris Hepperlin, Clinical Psychologist.
I am an experienced clinical psychologist and couples therapist who seeks to understand your goals and priorities and work with you with empathy, compassion, and skill. I help couples struggling to build safe and satisfying long-term intimate relationships through Couples Therapy. I utilise evidence-based approaches and knowledge that derive from systematic scientific study, such as the PACT Method for couples.
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Key Signs Your Relationship is in Need of Counselling
Noticing early warning signs of relationship breakdown can help couples resolve conflict and seek relationship counselling.
Criticism
Attacking your partner’s character, trying to make yourself right and them wrong.
Defensiveness
Seeing yourself as the victim, making excuses, not listening etc.
Expressions of Contempt
Attacking the other through sarcasm, abuse, and body language such as sneering or rolling the eyes.
Stonewalling
Withdrawing through silence, monosyllabic answers or moving away.
Sources: The Gottman Institute, ICEEFT, The PACT Institute.
References: [1] Susan Johnson, ICEEFT.