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Practicing Psychologist – Psychotherapist,
based in Box Hill, Melbourne, Australia.

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Rules for productive communication in relationships.

The following rules are designed to help you engage in efficient conflict resolution and effective discussions. In a relationship individuals always have some different needs, wants and opinions. These differences will generate discussions, debates, and yes at times arguments and fights. There is inevitability to this, even in couples that

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Relating counselling. Saving Your Relationship On Your Own.

  When your relationship is struggling but your spouse doesn’t want to attend counselling, you can do relating counselling on your own. Your relationship is a dynamic system, which both of you can influence and you have 100% control over your half of the relationship.  Often couples in troubled marriages

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Feeling insecure in your relationship? Counselling can help.

Improving Couples’ Attachment Security, Intimacy, Stability, and Satisfaction in Relationship Counselling Attachment Security: Understanding Attachment Styles: Relationship counselling helps couples identify their attachment styles (secure, anxious, avoidant, or disorganized). Understanding these styles allows couples to see how their attachment patterns influence their relationship dynamics. Building Secure Attachment: Relationship counselling guides

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Psychosocial Treatment of Depression

When it comes to treating depression, I focus on psychosocial methods, which involve addressing both psychological states and social environment. One of the main approaches is cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). In CBT, I work to identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to depression. This helps clients to

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