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Marriage and relationship counseling (VIDEO)
Transcript of the video: Marriage and relationship counseling My name is Ginny Lindsay, and I'm the principal therapist at From 2 to 3 relationship counselling in Crows Nest, New South Wales. I work with couples and individuals that are transitioning from a couple to...
read moreSex and Intimacy – Overcoming the common complaints and building intimacy (VIDEO)
Transcript of the video: Sex and Intimacy - Overcoming the common complaints and building intimacy As the principal therapist at From 2 to 3 relationship and marriage counselling in Crows Nest, New South Wales, I wanted to tell you more about a topic that is often...
read moreJohn Gottman Four Horsemen – How to communicate effectively in a relationship? (VIDEO)
Transcript of a video: John Gottman Four Horsemen - How to communicate effectively in a relationship? Communication seems to be a really big area, and I realized that thanks to all the couples in my room. It seems to be something they all wish to do better, and they...
read moreYour Anger Problem and Your Marriage
Anger is not necessarily a bad emotion and can in fact be a positive and useful emotion if it is used constructively and that is important to remember. The ability to set a boundary to keep yourself safe, to ask for what you want assertively and to resolve conflicts...
read moreDiscussing Things Openly and Learning New Skills via Couples Counselling in Crows Nest
It is apparent that for some couples there is a reluctance to go for couples counselling because they don’t want anyone else to know the state of their relationship. They feel embarrassed to reveal all the things they might be fighting about, especially if these...
read moreLearning How to Communicate with Your Partner via Marriage Counseling
Many people opt for marriage counseling when they feel like things are not going well in their relationship. I’m sometimes asked, “Do couples always manage to patch up their relationship by going to see a counsellor?” I would say this depends on how determined and...
read moreThree Things That Marriage Counselling in Sydney Can Teach You
You wouldn’t throw away your vehicle just because it has a flat tire, so you shouldn’t give up on your marriage because it’s having a flat moment. Marriages go up and down all the time. They need constant work after the newlywed feeling fades. Consider hiring a...
read moreThe Big Day: Couples Counselling for Stress
The mental hurdles involved in putting together your dream wedding cannot be overemphasised. There are an enormous number of different aspects to put together, and it can be stressful. Hence, the growing field of couples counselling for pre-wedding pairs. Stress is...
read morePerinatal Counselling | Taking Care of Yourself
In the days and weeks following birth, perinatal and postnatal depression will take hold of 15-20% of all new mothers. It is related to the dramatic shifts in hormones that occur in a woman’s body throughout the course of their pregnancy, and can result in...
read moreAnxiety Counselling: Five Coping Methods
Anxiety is a widespread concern in modern times, and it constitutes a growing issue for employers and policymakers alike. More and more firms are becoming aware of the number of man-hours lost to anxiety and stress, and the recurring issues that come along with it can...
read moreMarriage and relationship counseling (VIDEO)
Transcript of the video: Marriage and relationship counseling My name is Ginny Lindsay, and I'm the principal therapist at From 2 to 3 relationship counselling in Crows Nest, New South Wales. I work with couples and individuals that are transitioning from a couple to...
read moreSex and Intimacy – Overcoming the common complaints and building intimacy (VIDEO)
Transcript of the video: Sex and Intimacy - Overcoming the common complaints and building intimacy As the principal therapist at From 2 to 3 relationship and marriage counselling in Crows Nest, New South Wales, I wanted to tell you more about a topic that is often...
read moreJohn Gottman Four Horsemen – How to communicate effectively in a relationship? (VIDEO)
Transcript of a video: John Gottman Four Horsemen - How to communicate effectively in a relationship? Communication seems to be a really big area, and I realized that thanks to all the couples in my room. It seems to be something they all wish to do better, and they...
read moreYour Anger Problem and Your Marriage
Anger is not necessarily a bad emotion and can in fact be a positive and useful emotion if it is used constructively and that is important to remember. The ability to set a boundary to keep yourself safe, to ask for what you want assertively and to resolve conflicts...
read moreDiscussing Things Openly and Learning New Skills via Couples Counselling in Crows Nest
It is apparent that for some couples there is a reluctance to go for couples counselling because they don’t want anyone else to know the state of their relationship. They feel embarrassed to reveal all the things they might be fighting about, especially if these...
read moreLearning How to Communicate with Your Partner via Marriage Counseling
Many people opt for marriage counseling when they feel like things are not going well in their relationship. I’m sometimes asked, “Do couples always manage to patch up their relationship by going to see a counsellor?” I would say this depends on how determined and...
read moreThree Things That Marriage Counselling in Sydney Can Teach You
You wouldn’t throw away your vehicle just because it has a flat tire, so you shouldn’t give up on your marriage because it’s having a flat moment. Marriages go up and down all the time. They need constant work after the newlywed feeling fades. Consider hiring a...
read moreThe Big Day: Couples Counselling for Stress
The mental hurdles involved in putting together your dream wedding cannot be overemphasised. There are an enormous number of different aspects to put together, and it can be stressful. Hence, the growing field of couples counselling for pre-wedding pairs. Stress is...
read morePerinatal Counselling | Taking Care of Yourself
In the days and weeks following birth, perinatal and postnatal depression will take hold of 15-20% of all new mothers. It is related to the dramatic shifts in hormones that occur in a woman’s body throughout the course of their pregnancy, and can result in...
read moreAnxiety Counselling: Five Coping Methods
Anxiety is a widespread concern in modern times, and it constitutes a growing issue for employers and policymakers alike. More and more firms are becoming aware of the number of man-hours lost to anxiety and stress, and the recurring issues that come along with it can...
read more