Couples Therapy in Caloundra
Reconnecting starts here.
For couples who want to understand each other again, communicate with care, and rebuild a relationship that feels grounded and close.
When love feels harder than it used to
Relationships can get tangled, even when there’s love underneath. Conversations turn defensive, distance grows, and both people start to feel unseen or misunderstood.
At KindSpace Therapy in Caloundra, I help couples slow down, hear one another differently, and rebuild connection without blame or shutdown
What we can work on
Communication that leads somewhere, not circles
Repairing trust after hurt or betrayal
Feeling emotionally and physically close again
Managing differences in parenting, priorities, or values
Navigating transitions such as parenthood, retirement, or loss
Reducing conflict and understanding recurring patterns
My Approach
Every couple brings two stories into the room, and both deserve equal space, understanding, and empathy. My role is to hold that balance and help you both feel seen, not blamed.
Our attachment styles shape how we reach for closeness or protect ourselves when things feel hard. You might notice one partner moves closer while the other steps back, or both get caught in silence or defensiveness. Together, we look at these moments with compassion rather than judgement, finding ways to reconnect that feel safe and steady.
I use Gottman-informed therapy and attachment-based approaches to help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface and to build new ways of connecting that strengthen trust and intimacy.
My style is warm, direct, and curious. There are times I’ll gently name what’s happening between you or point out where things may be going wrong, always with empathy and respect. Therapy with me isn’t about taking sides. It’s about noticing what’s really going on and creating space for repair and understanding.
What to expect
Starting couples therapy can feel like a big step, so I make sure you know exactly what to expect.
Our work together follows the Gottman Method structure, which blends understanding, assessment, and evidence-based strategies for lasting change.
Making contact
You can begin by booking a free 15-minute consultation or a full session.
Once we’ve confirmed a time, I’ll send a brief intake form to each of you to complete before your first appointment.
This helps me get a sense of your goals, what’s been happening, and any immediate concerns.
I’ll need consent from both partners before we begin so that everyone feels safe, informed, and equal in the process.
Treatment Phase
This is where we work on improving communication, deepening emotional connection, and rebuilding trust.
Using Gottman-informed tools and attachment-based strategies, you’ll learn how to manage conflict more gently, express needs clearly, and strengthen your friendship and intimacy.
You’ll leave each session with small, practical steps to try between appointments, supporting lasting change over time.
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Assessment
Our first few sessions focus on understanding your relationship in depth.
- Session one: We meet together to talk about your relationship’s history, strengths, and challenges.
- Session two and three: I meet with each of you individually. This allows you both to share your perspectives privately and reflect on what you each want from therapy.
Each appointment is 50 minutes long, and sessions can be weekly or fortnightly depending on what suits you best.
Review & ongoing support
Every few sessions, we’ll review progress together to make sure therapy is staying on track and aligned with your goals.
You can choose to finish when you feel steady and connected again, or continue with check-in sessions for ongoing support.
Appointments are 50 minutes each, held in person at KindSpace Therapy or online.
You can pause or stop at any point — therapy moves at your pace.
Taking the first step
You don’t need to have it all figured out before you start.
Couples therapy is a space to pause, understand each other, and begin again with more awareness and care.