Posts by The Couples Therapy Clinic
Is Couples Therapy the Right Next Step, or Not Yet?
Many couples come to therapy unsure how bad things have to be before it is “worth” coming in. You might not be in crisis.You might still love each other.You might even be functioning well on the surface. And yet something feels off. For some couples, the question is not “Do we need couples therapy?”It is…
Read MoreWhy You Keep Having the Same Arguments (and How to Break the Cycle)
It starts the same way every time. Something small sets it off — a comment, a tone, an eye roll, a forgotten task. Before you know it, you are both back in the same familiar argument that never seems to go anywhere. You know how it will end, yet somehow it happens again. Most couples…
Read MoreSharing the Load: Executive Function Differences and Household Responsibilities
Love doesn’t clean the dishes, remember the groceries, or call the electrician. Relationships aren’t built on romance alone—they’re built on the invisible threads of daily life that keep a household functioning. When one or both partners are neurodivergent, those threads can tangle in unexpected ways. At The Couples Therapy Clinic, we often hear from couples:…
Read MoreWhen One Partner Needs More Downtime: Navigating Energy Mismatch in Relationships
Relationships often thrive on connection — but what happens when one partner needs far more downtime than the other? At The Couples Therapy Clinic in Brighton East, Caulfield North and Malvern, we regularly support couples who feel out of sync in their energy levels. One partner may love constant connection or social plans, while the…
Read MoreADHD and Relationships: Your Questions About Therapy Answered
Living with ADHD — whether you experience it yourself or your partner does — can create unique challenges in a relationship. Forgetfulness, distraction, impulsivity, uneven household responsibilities, and emotional intensity can all affect how partners connect and support one another. If you’re searching for a relationship therapist who understands ADHD, you’re not alone. Many couples…
Read MoreAdult Sibling & Parent-Child Therapy in Melbourne
Adult Sibling & Parent-Child Therapy in Melbourne At The Couples Therapy Clinic, we understand that family relationships continue to shape our lives well into adulthood. Many people find that navigating adult family relationships can be just as complex—sometimes even more so—than during childhood. Whether it’s conflict with a parent, distance from a sibling, or ongoing…
Read MoreCouples Counselling in Melbourne – Rebuilding Connection and Understanding
Many couples in Melbourne experience ongoing relationship challenges that can affect their happiness and overall well-being. It’s normal for relationships to go through difficult patches—particularly during stressful times or major life changes. In those moments, you may feel disconnected from your partner, frustrated, or caught in the same arguments without finding a resolution. Couples counselling…
Read MoreCouples Therapy in Melbourne, Brighton East, Caulfield North & Malvern: Reconnect, Communicate, and Thrive
Every couple goes through ups and downs. For some, it’s the small arguments that never quite resolve. For others, it’s a growing distance that feels impossible to bridge. Whether you’re facing constant conflict, silent tension, or uncertainty about the future, couples therapy can help you find clarity, connection, and a way forward. At The Couples Therapy Clinic, we…
Read MoreNeurodivergent Couples Therapy in Melbourne & Australia-Wide
Navigating a relationship can be challenging for any couple, but for neurodivergent couples, the typical dynamics of communication, emotional connection, and daily life can look very different. At The Couples Therapy Clinic, we provide specialised neurodivergent couples therapy in Melbourne, with services also available online for couples across Australia. Whether you or your partner are…
Read MoreADHD Doesn’t Create New Relationship Problems – It Can Amplify Common Ones
Do you ever feel like your partner doesn’t notice you anymore? Maybe you find yourself repeating requests or constantly picking up the slack at home. You might feel more like a parent or a manager than an equal partner. Or perhaps you’re the one who struggles to stay on top of things—forgetting tasks despite your…
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