We understand that every relationship faces challenges and believe that nurturing healthy relationships is crucial for emotional well-being. Our approach to couples therapy focuses on the dynamics between partners, viewing the relationship itself as the “client”.
What we do
Couples Therapy
What to expect
Our couples therapy sessions provide a safe, confidential space for partners to express their feelings, needs, and concerns. Our compassionate, non-judgmental therapists facilitate open communication and reflection, helping couples work together towards their goals and improve the quality of their relationship.
Format for therapy
We recommend couples begin by following the below session structure:
Initial couples assessment
Individual consultation with each member of the couple
A ‘coming together’ session
Couples therapy is highly beneficial in understanding and addressing a range of relational difficulties including stagnancy (in intimacy & communication), misalignment of needs or desires, or helping individuals navigate the emotional and practical complexities of fidelity, separation, loss, illness, and parenting.
Developing a clear understanding of the individuals within the couple, and how individual factors manifest in the relational dynamic, is essential to provide tailored and effective intervention.
Issues we address
Our couples counselling can help with a wide range of issues, including:
- Communication breakdowns
- Conflict resolution
- Financial disagreements
- Intimacy challenges
- Infidelity
- Separation and divorce
- Grief and loss
- Life transitions
- Stress management
- Anger management
- Parenting conflicts
Our approach
We employ various evidence-based frameworks in our couples therapy, including:
We believe that couples therapy can be beneficial not only during crises but also as a preventive measure to maintain a healthy relationship.
We offer couples counselling both in-person or via Telehealth. We are committed to helping you build stronger, more fulfilling relationships.
Our fees
In-person or via Telehealth couples therapy $280 per session.
Are you safe?
If you’re experiencing abuse or domestic violence, please reach out to these resources for immediate help:
- 1800RESPECT
- White Ribbon
- The Orange Door
- For immediate danger, call 000.
Rebekah Davenport
Psychologist
Rebekah (she/her) is an AHPRA registered psychologist who completed her postgraduate clinical training at The University of Melbourne. Her empathetic and non-judgemental approach fosters a secure therapeutic space where meaningful change can unfold, often prompting individuals to understand the past and how it presents itself in the present.
