Online Relationship Counselling for Individuals
Healthy relationships are good for us
Our relationships with others can be one of our greatest sources of pleasure. Healthy relationships contribute significantly to good mental health and well-being across our whole lives.
Sometimes relationships don’t go as well as we would like and can cause feelings of distress.
Dealing with difficult relationships can result in increased feelings of anxiety, stress and depression. Sometimes it feels like we are having the same discussions with others about the same problems with no end in sight.
When relationships aren’t going well it often helps to turn to family and friends for support and advice. Sometimes, though, the problems seem overwhelming, and that’s when online relationship counselling can help.
The relationship may involve:
- a partner, husband or wife;
- a family member (e.g., parent, child, sibling, in-law);
- a work colleague; or
- friend.
Can online relationship counselling help?
Yes! Online relationship counselling can help you to:
- improve your mood and reduce feelings of distress.
- learn skills to manage your relationship issues.
- improve your relationships.
- deal with conflict in a relationship.
- explore whether to leave a relationship.
- work on your relationship, even if you have a partner who won’t seek help.
- cope with relationship dissatisfaction, breakdown, or divorce.
Your online psychologist, Wendy Lee, is skilled at treating most types of relationship issues. She has a special interest in treating the following problems associated with relationships.
- How to deal with toxic relationships.
- Emotional abuse in relationships.
- Assertion training for “people pleasers” and people who have difficulty saying “no” or speaking up for themselves.
- Setting healthy boundaries in relationships.
- Dealing with a partner that won’t seek help.
Does PsyChange offer online counselling for couples?
Unfortunately, PsyChange does not provide online relationship counselling for couples at this time.
If you would like more detailed information about intimate relationships, please visit the Australian Psychological Society’s “Relationship Problems” information page.