Couples Therapy and Relationship Counselling

Couples Therapy and Relationship Counselling

Common Reasons Couples Seek Counselling

We support couples dealing with:

  • Communication breakdowns and recurring arguments
  • Emotional disconnection or loss of intimacy
  • Trust issues, including after infidelity
  • Parenting stress or mismatched expectations
  • Major life transitions (e.g., relocation, retirement, new baby)
  • Differences in values, priorities, or life goals
  • Navigating separation or uncertainty about the future

You don’t need to be experiencing a relationship breakdown to benefit from couples counselling—many couples attend to strengthen their bond and prevent future conflict.

Adult couple smiling happily in successful therapy

How Couples Therapy Can Help

Our therapists use evidence-based approaches, including the Gottman Method, to help couples:

  • Understand each other’s emotional needs
  • Improve listening and communication skills
  • Repair ruptures and rebuild trust
  • Manage conflict in healthier, more respectful ways
  • Reconnect through shared values and emotional closeness
  • Make informed decisions about the future of the relationship

Therapy sessions are collaborative and goal-oriented. We work with both partners to ensure that each person feels heard, supported, and empowered to grow—both individually and collectively.

Our Approach: Gottman Method & More

We use evidence-based approaches to help couples reconnect and manage conflict more constructively. This includes:

  • The Gottman Method – A research-based framework for improving communication, building trust, and strengthening emotional connection. This includes structured assessments, individual and joint sessions, and tailored interventions.
  • Integrative Behavioural Couple Therapy (IBCT) – Helps partners understand recurring conflict patterns, develop emotional acceptance, and create lasting behavioural change.
  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) – Supporting both partners to feel validated, respected, and safe in expressing their needs.
  • Values-based work – Helping couples align goals, deepen connection, and plan for a shared future.
Happy senior caucasian couple in living room sitting on sofa, smiling

Our Couples Counsellors

Jill Wiltshire

Jill offers structured couples therapy based on the Gottman Method, which includes an initial joint session, individual assessments, and collaborative goal setting.

Paul Greeff

Paul integrates aspects of the Gottman Method into hourly sessions, providing flexibility for couples seeking support without committing to a structured program.

Book a Couples Counselling Session in Adelaide

Contact us today to book an appointment or learn how we can support your relationship with compassion and clarity.

We understand that journeys are travelled better together. No issue is too big or too small. Whether it’s a series of sessions to deal with a complex problem or a single session to address a specific concern, we’re here to listen and help.
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Guillermo Garcia Castillo William
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Dr. Yuvi Lutchman
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Paul Greeff
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Dr. Danny Camfferman
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Sam Young
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Jo England
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Sarah Jackson
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Caitlin Waldie
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Jill Wiltshire
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Helen White
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Lesley Golley
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