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What we treat
Addiction
Adjustment difficulties
Anger management
ASPD
Anxiety
ADHD
Autism
Bipolar
Body dysmorphia
Borderline personality
Burn out
Depression and mood
Drug and alcohol
Dyslexia
Eating disorder
Gender and sexual Identity
Grief and bereavement
Infant sleep counselling
Life transition
Narcissism
New parent
Obsessive compulsive disorder
Pain management
Panic disorder
Perinatal and postnatal
Personality disorder
Phobias
PTSD and CPTSD
Relationship counselling
Sexual abuse
Sleep
Smoke addiction
Social anxiety disorder
Stress management
Trauma
Weight management
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  • How it works
    How it works
  • What we treat
    Addiction
    Adjustment difficulties
    Anger management
    ASPD
    Anxiety
    ADHD
    Autism
    Bipolar
    Body dysmorphia
    Borderline personality
    Burn out
    Depression and mood
    Drug and alcohol
    Dyslexia
    Eating disorder
    Gender and sexual Identity
    Grief and bereavement
    Infant sleep counselling
    Life transition
    Narcissism
    New parent
    Obsessive compulsive disorder
    Pain management
    Panic disorder
    Perinatal and postnatal
    Personality disorder
    Phobias
    PTSD and CPTSD
    Relationship counselling
    Sexual abuse
    Sleep
    Smoke addiction
    Social anxiety disorder
    Stress management
    Trauma
    Weight management
    What we treat
    Addiction
    Adjustment difficulties
    Anger management
    ASPD
    Anxiety
    ADHD
    Autism
    Bipolar
    Body dysmorphia
    Borderline personality
    Burn out
    Depression and mood
    Drug and alcohol
    Dyslexia
    Eating disorder
    Gender and sexual Identity
    Grief and bereavement
    Infant sleep counselling
    Life transition
    Narcissism
    New parent
    Obsessive compulsive disorder
    Pain management
    Panic disorder
    Perinatal and postnatal
    Personality disorder
    Phobias
    PTSD and CPTSD
    Relationship counselling
    Sexual abuse
    Sleep
    Smoke addiction
    Social anxiety disorder
    Stress management
    Trauma
    Weight management
  • Our services
    Medicare (bulk bill)
    National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
    The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)
    WorkCover
    Self funded therapy
    Our services
    Medicare (bulk bill)
    National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
    The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)
    WorkCover
    Self funded therapy
  • Our psychologists
    Our psychologists
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25 June 2023

Published by Someone Health · Updated 24 June 2025

What kind of therapist is best for couples?

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25 June 2023

Published by Someone Health · Updated 24 June 2025

What kind of therapist is best for couples?

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Choosing the right therapist is crucial when it comes to couples counseling. At Someone.health, we have a diverse team of therapists who specialise in working with couples. Here are some things to consider when you’re selecting a therapist:

Experience and Training

Look for a therapist who has the experience and specific training in couples counselling. They should have a deep understanding of relationship dynamics, communication patterns, and strategies for resolving conflicts.

Approach and Philosophy

Each therapist may have a unique approach and philosophy when it comes to couples counselling. Some may focus on cognitive-behavioral techniques, while others may incorporate emotionally focused therapy. It’s essential to find a therapist whose approach resonates with you and your partner.

Compatibility

The therapeutic relationship is built on trust and rapport. It’s important to find a therapist with whom both you and your partner feel comfortable and supported. A therapist who can create a safe and non-judgmental space for open dialogue is crucial for the success of couples counseling.

Specializations

Consider any specific needs or challenges in your relationship. If you’re facing issues related to trauma, addiction, or other complex concerns, you may want to find a therapist who specializes and has experience in those areas. They can provide targeted support and interventions tailored to your unique circumstances.

At Someone.health, we have a team of highly qualified couples therapists who are skilled in navigating relationship challenges. Our therapists bring a compassionate and evidence-based approach to help couples foster healthier connections and overcome obstacles. Learn more about our team and find the right therapist for your needs.

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