Family Relationship Counselling

Mornington Peninsula & Online

When a relationship is affecting your wellbeing

Relationships can have a significant impact on how we think, feel and function in everyday life. Sometimes the people we care about most can also be the source of stress, hurt, frustration or disappointment.

You may be struggling with a difficult family relationship, ongoing tension with a parent or adult child, uncertainty about the future of a relationship or the emotional impact of someone else’s behaviour. Relationship counselling can help you better understand difficult relationship dynamics, establish healthier boundaries and decide how you would like to move forward.

Session Information:

Consulting Days: Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday

Fees: $175.00 per 60 minute session

You do not have to navigate it alone

Not every relationship challenge requires both people to attend counselling. Sometimes the most important work begins with understanding your own needs, boundaries, expectations and responses.

Whether you attend on your own or together, relationship counselling can help you better understand the situation you are facing and develop practical ways to manage it with greater confidence and self awareness.

While we cannot always change the people around us, we can change how we respond to them. Relationship counselling can help you develop greater insight, confidence and clarity, allowing you to approach difficult relationships in a way that better supports your wellbeing and the future you would like to create.

Looking for support on your own? Learn more about Individual Relationship Counselling.

Joy Ball, Couples and Relationship Counsellor on the Mornington Peninsula

Family Relationship Counselling Can Help With...

Family Relationship Counselling provides a supportive space to better understand difficult family dynamics, improve communication, develop healthier boundaries and strengthen important family relationships.

  • Navigating difficult family relationships, including conflict between parents and adult children.
  • Managing unhealthy relationship dynamics, setting boundaries and deciding what is right for you.
  • Working through relationship uncertainty, hurt or disappointment and gaining clarity about your next steps.

Have questions? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions.