You see one psychologist. They're part of our Couples Clinic, co-ordinated by Anela Bradd: colleagues who all work with couples and set aside regular time to think the work through together.
Gledswood Hills, Kingswood and online
Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm, or leave a message and we'll call you back.
We're away from the phones right now. Send an enquiry and we'll get back to you by the next business morning.
No GP referral needed to book.
New to couples therapy? Read what it is and how it can help →
About Clinics at Unbound Minds
What it is
A Clinic isn't a building. It's a group of our psychologists who focus on one kind of work, with a named Clinic Co-ordinator, a shared way of working and regular time in the calendar to think the work through together.
Why we built it
Two people who know the work notice more than one. So in a Clinic, nobody does the work on their own, and the depth of your care doesn't depend on which of us you're booked with.
What it means for you
You see one psychologist, and your story stays with them unless you say otherwise. With your permission, and without using names, they can ask a colleague who does the same work for a second view, then bring the thinking back to your sessions.
When you call, we'll match you with a psychologist in the Couples Clinic, then find a time that works for you both. You can also ask for someone by name.
Couples Clinic Co-ordinator
Clinical Lead, Gledswood Hills
As Clinic Co-ordinator, Anela guides how our couples psychologists work together. “With couples, I aim to highlight the patterns that keep showing up and getting in the way.”
Meet Anela →Registered Psychologist
Not the right fit? Tell us and we'll match you with someone else, with a warm handover so you don't have to tell your story twice.
You don't need to have it all worked out before you call. These lists can help you decide.
You keep having the same argument, and it never gets resolved.
Trust has been hurt, for example by an affair or a secret.
You're facing a big change together, like a new baby, a move or a blended family.
You're unsure about the future of your relationship and want to talk it through.
Need help right now? If you're in danger, call 000. For crisis support at any time, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.
There's violence, threats or controlling behaviour at home. Joint sessions aren't safe then. Call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, and we can see you on your own.
Only one of you is ready to come. You can start with individual sessions, and we'll talk about what comes next.
That's common, and you don't have to talk them into anything. You could send them a short message, in your own words or ours, with a page written just for them.
First, check it's safe. If raising this could lead to threats, anger you're scared of, or violence, don't send it. Call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, and we can see you on your own.
I'd like us to get some help with how things have been between us. Would you read this with me? We don't have to decide anything today. unboundminds.com.au/not-sure-about-couples-therapy
Here's what the Couples Clinic looks like in practice, whoever you see.
Your psychologist uses approaches built for two people, not one. If you ever move to a colleague in the Couples Clinic, your history comes with you, so you don't start from scratch.
With your permission, and when it's needed or would help, your psychologist can talk your situation through with colleagues who also work with couples, without using your names, and bring their ideas back to your sessions.
What you tell your psychologist on your own stays private, unless you want it shared. The usual limits apply if someone's safety is at risk.
We don't start couples sessions while there's violence or control at home. If that's happening, we'll talk with each of you about what's safer.
Couples work brings its own hard moments. Here's what we do when they come up.
We start by understanding what each of you hopes for, without assuming you'll stay together or separate. The plan follows what you both agree to.
Tell your psychologist, or call Client Care if that feels easier. Your psychologist will make room for it with you both.
Your psychologist will look at the approach with you and, with your permission, can talk it through with colleagues in the Couples Clinic.
You can call Client Care on your own, or ask for a session on your own. If there's violence or control at home, joint sessions stop and we'll help you find safer support.
If individual therapy or another service would suit you better, we'll talk it through with you and help with the next step.
Every couple is different, but sessions follow this shape. Your psychologist will explain each step as you go.
Either of you can call. We'll ask a few questions, match you with a psychologist, then find a time that works for you both. No GP referral needed.
You both meet your psychologist. Each of you has time to say what's happening and what you'd like to change.
Your psychologist may meet with each of you on your own, so you can both speak freely.
You work on practical skills, like raising hard topics and repairing after an argument, with things to try at home.
Along the way, your psychologist checks progress with you both, and you decide together what happens next.
Tell us or your psychologist. We can change the plan, or match you with someone else with a warm handover.
Can't see your question? Call 1300 151 110 and ask us.
New to couples therapy? Read what it is and how it can help →
It helps when you both come. If your partner isn't ready, you can start on your own, and we'll talk about next steps. There's also a page written for them.
No. Either of you can call and book directly.
Psychologists who work with couples. Their Clinic Co-ordinator is Anela Bradd. When you call, we'll match you with one of them, then find a time that works for you both.
We'll confirm the full cost with you on the call, before anything is booked. Medicare doesn't usually cover couples sessions. It's for one person's treatment under a GP Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Your psychologist can help you make that decision with care and, if you separate, work out how to do it respectfully, especially if you have children.
Call and we'll help you work out the right next step.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm, or leave a message and we'll call you back.
We're away from the phones right now. Send an enquiry and we'll get back to you by the next business morning.
No GP referral needed to book.
Locations
Gledswood HillsLevel 2, 25/13 Digitaria Drive, Gledswood Hills. We call from (02) 8319 1945.
KingswoodLevel 3, 302/13 Barber Avenue, Kingswood. We call from (02) 8528 4620.
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