Marriage Counselling Therapists in Richmond, NSW
Morgan specialises in relationship counselling, domestic violence, sex therapy. He also provides counselling for anger management, stress management, depression, porn addiction and personal development.
Morgan specialises in relationship counselling, domestic violence, sex therapy. He also provides counselling for anger management, stress management, depression, porn addiction and personal development.
This includes working with the individuals in the family from 3 years of age, teenagers, adolescents, adults including couples counselling.
I specialise in life stages, changes, support in personal growth and wellbeing. The human condition is complex and deep. Sandtray Counselling helps to peel back the layers to give you a new perspective on who you really are and what you can achieve. Children do this naturally nonverbally using symbolic language.
This includes working with the individuals in the family from 3 years of age, teenagers, adolescents, adults including couples counselling.
I specialise in life stages, changes, support in personal growth and wellbeing. The human condition is complex and deep. Sandtray Counselling helps to peel back the layers to give you a new perspective on who you really are and what you can achieve. Children do this naturally nonverbally using symbolic language.
I am a specialist Couple Counsellor with 20 years experience.
The first step can be the hardest. Why not contact me now and let’s get the ball rolling?
I am a specialist Couple Counsellor with 20 years experience.
The first step can be the hardest. Why not contact me now and let’s get the ball rolling?
I am a clinical psychologist who approaches therapy in an authentic and honest manner. I believe the therapeutic relationship is the most important part of therapy and will always discuss my process with clients and work together. I am well versed in multiple treatment approaches and predominately see teens and adults for a range of difficulties such as anxiety, depression, school refusal, self-harm, self esteem difficulties, relationship difficulties, and perinatal mental health.
I am a clinical psychologist who approaches therapy in an authentic and honest manner. I believe the therapeutic relationship is the most important part of therapy and will always discuss my process with clients and work together. I am well versed in multiple treatment approaches and predominately see teens and adults for a range of difficulties such as anxiety, depression, school refusal, self-harm, self esteem difficulties, relationship difficulties, and perinatal mental health.
We offer Couples Therapy using the evidence based Emotion Focussed Couples Therapy model.
Our passion at Liberty Road Counselling is to walk with you as you move toward the rich and fulfilling life you desire; a life of liberty, purpose and meaning. To us, this means to be at liberty to live a life free from the domination of the troubling thoughts and emotions common to human experience. Perhaps one of the more healing experiences we can have when we are troubled or hurting, is to be with someone who is able to sit with you in your place of pain, someone who offers compassion, acceptance and a listening ear. It is our aim to build this relationship with all that come to us
We offer Couples Therapy using the evidence based Emotion Focussed Couples Therapy model.
Our passion at Liberty Road Counselling is to walk with you as you move toward the rich and fulfilling life you desire; a life of liberty, purpose and meaning. To us, this means to be at liberty to live a life free from the domination of the troubling thoughts and emotions common to human experience. Perhaps one of the more healing experiences we can have when we are troubled or hurting, is to be with someone who is able to sit with you in your place of pain, someone who offers compassion, acceptance and a listening ear. It is our aim to build this relationship with all that come to us
It’s often said that the most powerful tool in a person's life comes from within - your thoughts, emotions, and experiences. As a clinical psychotherapist with experience across diverse demography ranging from teenagers to working professionals, I know just how true this is. My journey has taught me one thing – we all have the power to make our lives better if we put in the effort and work towards cultivating our inner resilience. My philosophy is guided by evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT).
It’s often said that the most powerful tool in a person's life comes from within - your thoughts, emotions, and experiences. As a clinical psychotherapist with experience across diverse demography ranging from teenagers to working professionals, I know just how true this is. My journey has taught me one thing – we all have the power to make our lives better if we put in the effort and work towards cultivating our inner resilience. My philosophy is guided by evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT).
Many children and adolescents, especially those with ADHD or autism, face anxiety, big emotions, and social or school pressures. I provide a caring, confidential space where they feel understood and can explore strategies to manage emotions. Using evidence-based programs, such as Cool Kids, play therapy, and creative, solution-focused approaches, I help young people develop coping skills, confidence, resilience, and a positive sense of self, while partnering with parents to support growth at home.
Many children and adolescents, especially those with ADHD or autism, face anxiety, big emotions, and social or school pressures. I provide a caring, confidential space where they feel understood and can explore strategies to manage emotions. Using evidence-based programs, such as Cool Kids, play therapy, and creative, solution-focused approaches, I help young people develop coping skills, confidence, resilience, and a positive sense of self, while partnering with parents to support growth at home.
I also have specialised training in Couples Therapy (My Love Your Love Training System), Mindfulness and Meditation & Trauma-informed Yoga.
Telehealth Appointments Currently Available!
If you would like to live a more fulfilling life, learn better ways to cope and feel more hope for the future, I encourage you to make contact. My style of therapy includes trauma-informed approaches that review underlying beliefs, address unwanted behaviours and thought patterns, and support improvements in your relationships. The aim of treatment is to guide you to process your emotions, talk about your feelings, and to develop practical skills that assist you to make meaningful change in your life.
I also have specialised training in Couples Therapy (My Love Your Love Training System), Mindfulness and Meditation & Trauma-informed Yoga.
Telehealth Appointments Currently Available!
If you would like to live a more fulfilling life, learn better ways to cope and feel more hope for the future, I encourage you to make contact. My style of therapy includes trauma-informed approaches that review underlying beliefs, address unwanted behaviours and thought patterns, and support improvements in your relationships. The aim of treatment is to guide you to process your emotions, talk about your feelings, and to develop practical skills that assist you to make meaningful change in your life.
She also has experience working with couples and conflict resolution.
Somatic therapy allows expression and processing of old wounds to be released in a safe environment. Louise has worked in mental health since 1980 with broad training to assist each clients needs. The Mind Body connection is honoured via integration and connectivity to the real self and assists natural pulsation to be restored to the body.
She also has experience working with couples and conflict resolution.
Somatic therapy allows expression and processing of old wounds to be released in a safe environment. Louise has worked in mental health since 1980 with broad training to assist each clients needs. The Mind Body connection is honoured via integration and connectivity to the real self and assists natural pulsation to be restored to the body.
As a wholistic counsellor my goal is to engage you in a meaningful self-exploration process to support healing and personal growth. I specialise in a symbol-work method that's effective in reaching deeper, underlying issues. These issues can present as stress, relationship problems, work issues, conflict, insecurity, low self-worth, anxiety, depression, anger, sadness, frustration, confusion, hoarding, addiction. Potential outcomes are heightened self-awareness, unveiling of hidden/unconscious truths, emotional blockages released, increased self-esteem, heightened clarity, reduced confusion, improvement in general wellbeing.
As a wholistic counsellor my goal is to engage you in a meaningful self-exploration process to support healing and personal growth. I specialise in a symbol-work method that's effective in reaching deeper, underlying issues. These issues can present as stress, relationship problems, work issues, conflict, insecurity, low self-worth, anxiety, depression, anger, sadness, frustration, confusion, hoarding, addiction. Potential outcomes are heightened self-awareness, unveiling of hidden/unconscious truths, emotional blockages released, increased self-esteem, heightened clarity, reduced confusion, improvement in general wellbeing.
I believe in a holistic approach to mental health, understanding that emotional well-being is connected to every aspect of life. With empathy, respect, and a commitment to overall well-being, I work with my clients to help them uncover their inner strengths and overcome the barriers in a safe and non-judgmental space.
I believe in a holistic approach to mental health, understanding that emotional well-being is connected to every aspect of life. With empathy, respect, and a commitment to overall well-being, I work with my clients to help them uncover their inner strengths and overcome the barriers in a safe and non-judgmental space.
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You may be feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or like you’re carrying more than anyone realises. Maybe you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, parenting stress, or trying to rebuild after something painful. You want to feel more in control, more present, and more like yourself again. You’re looking for a safe space to unpack it all—gently, without judgment—and to be supported in your healing and growth. You might be tired of holding it all together and are craving genuine connection, clarity, or simply a place to be heard. Therapy can be a space to explore your needs, make sense of your experiences, and begin to
You may be feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or like you’re carrying more than anyone realises. Maybe you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, parenting stress, or trying to rebuild after something painful. You want to feel more in control, more present, and more like yourself again. You’re looking for a safe space to unpack it all—gently, without judgment—and to be supported in your healing and growth. You might be tired of holding it all together and are craving genuine connection, clarity, or simply a place to be heard. Therapy can be a space to explore your needs, make sense of your experiences, and begin to
Jenna works with individuals and couples to foster an authentic, safe, and trusting relationship to understand the problems they face, support them as they navigate these difficulties, nurture their capacity for resilience, and work towards creating deeper and more connected relationships.
Jenna is a Relationship Therapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Work Counsellor with over 14 years of experience in government health services, non-government organisations and in private practice providing counselling services to people from a wide range of backgrounds with issues related to complex trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, family relationships and functioning, parent-child attachment (particularly within the perinatal period), and neurodiversity. She has a special interest in supporting neurodiverse clients and their families to build understanding, self-awareness, and relational connection.
Jenna works with individuals and couples to foster an authentic, safe, and trusting relationship to understand the problems they face, support them as they navigate these difficulties, nurture their capacity for resilience, and work towards creating deeper and more connected relationships.
Jenna is a Relationship Therapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Work Counsellor with over 14 years of experience in government health services, non-government organisations and in private practice providing counselling services to people from a wide range of backgrounds with issues related to complex trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, family relationships and functioning, parent-child attachment (particularly within the perinatal period), and neurodiversity. She has a special interest in supporting neurodiverse clients and their families to build understanding, self-awareness, and relational connection.
I use EMDR, Schema Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Gottman Method couples work.
I work best with people who genuinely want to move toward greater peace, clarity, and connection. You might come to therapy because:
You carry anxiety or depression that doesn’t feel resolved despite your best efforts
You’ve experienced trauma, grief, or loss, and the past still shows up in your thoughts, moods, or relationships
You find yourself repeating negative patterns—old schemas—that keep you frustrated, stuck, or in conflict
Parts of you feel fragmented or in conflict.
You’re in a relationship that’s struggling—communication is poor, trust is strained, or you feel disconnected
I use EMDR, Schema Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Gottman Method couples work.
I work best with people who genuinely want to move toward greater peace, clarity, and connection. You might come to therapy because:
You carry anxiety or depression that doesn’t feel resolved despite your best efforts
You’ve experienced trauma, grief, or loss, and the past still shows up in your thoughts, moods, or relationships
You find yourself repeating negative patterns—old schemas—that keep you frustrated, stuck, or in conflict
Parts of you feel fragmented or in conflict.
You’re in a relationship that’s struggling—communication is poor, trust is strained, or you feel disconnected
Hi I am Maria Waris Nawaz, My ideal client is someone navigating emotional overwhelm, anxiety, relationship difficulties, or identity confusion. They may feel stuck in unhelpful patterns, burnt out from caregiving, or unsettled after a major life transition. What they truly want is relief, clarity, and confidence to move forward. They seek a safe space to unpack their emotions, understand their inner world, and create meaningful change. They’re not looking for quick fixes they want deep, lasting shifts in how they live and connect with others.
Hi I am Maria Waris Nawaz, My ideal client is someone navigating emotional overwhelm, anxiety, relationship difficulties, or identity confusion. They may feel stuck in unhelpful patterns, burnt out from caregiving, or unsettled after a major life transition. What they truly want is relief, clarity, and confidence to move forward. They seek a safe space to unpack their emotions, understand their inner world, and create meaningful change. They’re not looking for quick fixes they want deep, lasting shifts in how they live and connect with others.
In couples, I welcome those facing unique dynamics, including neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ pairs.
Tailored strategies for ADHD and Autism empower individuals, while couples benefit from a nuanced understanding of neurodivergent dynamics and LGBTQ+ relationship nuances. I offer a therapeutic haven where your uniqueness is not only acknowledged but celebrated, fostering resilience and authentic connection.
In couples, I welcome those facing unique dynamics, including neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ pairs.
Tailored strategies for ADHD and Autism empower individuals, while couples benefit from a nuanced understanding of neurodivergent dynamics and LGBTQ+ relationship nuances. I offer a therapeutic haven where your uniqueness is not only acknowledged but celebrated, fostering resilience and authentic connection.
I help couples, families and individuals seeking to achieve healthy relationships and improved mental health.
I provide relationship counselling and individual counselling. I utilise various approaches in individual, family and couples counselling and will tailor my approach to suit the unique needs of my clients. I currently have availability Monday to Saturday including after-hours for face-to-face or online sessions.
I help couples, families and individuals seeking to achieve healthy relationships and improved mental health.
I provide relationship counselling and individual counselling. I utilise various approaches in individual, family and couples counselling and will tailor my approach to suit the unique needs of my clients. I currently have availability Monday to Saturday including after-hours for face-to-face or online sessions.
I work with adults (18+) and couples wanting to improve their mood/anxiety, relationships, and for those wanting to understand and change how their history continues to shape their relational patterns today.
My therapeutic approach is warm, respectful, and collaborative. I believe in the importance of creating a safe space where individuals and couples feel supported to share their vulnerabilities and empowered to make changes. I utilise an attachment-based and integrative approach to therapy, drawing from a range of evidence-based modalities.
I work with adults (18+) and couples wanting to improve their mood/anxiety, relationships, and for those wanting to understand and change how their history continues to shape their relational patterns today.
My therapeutic approach is warm, respectful, and collaborative. I believe in the importance of creating a safe space where individuals and couples feel supported to share their vulnerabilities and empowered to make changes. I utilise an attachment-based and integrative approach to therapy, drawing from a range of evidence-based modalities.
I believe that therapy is a necessity for every individual, regardless of their age, gender, or circumstances. Everybody has a story, and every story needs to be heard by a willing ear, understood with no judgement, shared in a safe environment, and respected. I aim to deliver a positive outcome for individuals, allowing them to further better their lives today, tomorrow and in their futures using a holistic and person-centred approach. I help my patients in building self-awareness, confidence, and understanding and empowering them to regain control of their lives, allowing positive choices, providing a sense of direction.
I believe that therapy is a necessity for every individual, regardless of their age, gender, or circumstances. Everybody has a story, and every story needs to be heard by a willing ear, understood with no judgement, shared in a safe environment, and respected. I aim to deliver a positive outcome for individuals, allowing them to further better their lives today, tomorrow and in their futures using a holistic and person-centred approach. I help my patients in building self-awareness, confidence, and understanding and empowering them to regain control of their lives, allowing positive choices, providing a sense of direction.
Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or not quite yourself anymore? You don’t need to have all the answers to begin with.
Hello, I’m James, The Curious Counsellor. If you’re here, then something is probably on your mind? A sense of feeling lost, not quite yourself, a sense of uncertainty or disconnected? Mostly, we are looking for someone we can trust, to sit with us and listen, for how things are for you. My approach is focused on understanding your experiences in life so far & connect any unrelated life dots from your past. Where did you come from? Together, we explore Who You Are and support meaningful change, at your pace. Thanks
Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or not quite yourself anymore? You don’t need to have all the answers to begin with.
Hello, I’m James, The Curious Counsellor. If you’re here, then something is probably on your mind? A sense of feeling lost, not quite yourself, a sense of uncertainty or disconnected? Mostly, we are looking for someone we can trust, to sit with us and listen, for how things are for you. My approach is focused on understanding your experiences in life so far & connect any unrelated life dots from your past. Where did you come from? Together, we explore Who You Are and support meaningful change, at your pace. Thanks
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- Riverstone
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FAQ - Marriage Counselling
What issues does marriage counselling help with?
Marriage counselling can address common relationship concerns, including ongoing conflict, communication challenges, emotional distance, or difficulty making decisions together. It may also be helpful for couples who are not currently experiencing major problems but want to prepare for future life changes. For more specific concerns affecting one individual in the relationship, such as trauma, depression, or significant substance use concerns, individual therapy may be more appropriate than marriage counselling.
When is the right time to start marriage counselling?
There is no single “right” time to start marriage counselling, but certain signs may suggest that counselling could be helpful. For example, a couple may benefit from counselling if many conversations end in conflict, if negative interactions are becoming more frequent, or if relationship stress is affecting other areas of life, such as sleep, work, parenting, or friendships. Some couples also seek counselling proactively. Premarital counselling, for instance, allows couples to discuss communication styles, finances, family dynamics, and future goals before getting married. Other couples may start counselling before a major life change, such as becoming parents, relocating, or navigating a stressful career transition.
Is marriage counselling effective if only one partner wants to go?
Marriage counselling may still help even if one partner is more hesitant to attend, as long as both people are ultimately willing to participate in sessions. Once counselling is underway, the more hesitant partner may become more open to sessions that can strengthen the relationship and build coping skills and communication strategies. If one partner refuses to attend, individual therapy may still help the other partner understand their needs, set boundaries, and decide how to approach the relationship.
Is online marriage counselling as effective as in-person?
There are differing opinions on the best format for marriage counselling. While some studies show that online marriage counselling can be as effective as in-person counselling, some argue that in-person counselling is more effective because it allows the therapist to better pick up on context and body language cues. In addition, in-person counselling may be a better fit for couples who are working through high-conflict issues. Ultimately, the “best” format depends on the couple’s specific needs and concerns.
What is faith-based marriage counselling and how is it different?
Faith-based marriage counselling incorporates a couple’s religious or spiritual beliefs into counselling. It may be a good fit for couples who want to discuss their relationship, values, and marriage within the context of their faith. For example, Christian marriage counselling may appeal to couples who want a counsellor familiar with Christian beliefs about marriage. Other forms of faith-based counselling may incorporate Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or other religious perspectives into sessions.
How much does marriage counselling cost and is it covered by insurance?
Marriage counselling in Australia is usually paid for privately. Medicare rebates generally do not apply to couples or marriage counselling, although some private health insurance plans may cover part of the cost. If you are unsure whether your plan offers a marriage counselling benefit, you can inquire with your insurance provider about any available rebates or coverage options. When paid for privately, sessions often cost around AUD $150 to $250 or more. Fees depend on location, counsellor experience, session length, and practice setting. Lower-cost options may be available through sliding scale fees, which adjust the cost of counselling based on income, as well as through community services or non-profit organisations that offer reduced-cost services.