Online Relationship Counselling
Australia's Preferred Online Relationship Counselling Service
Better, healthier relationships are just a phone call away
Relationships can be difficult at the best of times, let alone in the current climate. If you and your partner need support, we’re here to help.
Associated Relationship & Marriage Counsellors connects you with the best online relationship counsellor for your needs — no matter where in Australia you live.
Call us for a chat and we’ll match you with suitable practitioners from our network who offer online services.
Connecting with an online relationship counsellor is easy
- Pick up the phone and call us. Tell a member of our friendly and compassionate team about your unique relationship situation and needs.
- We’ll review your needs and your availability. Then we’ll offer you several options from our network of highly experienced and accredited online relationship counsellors.
- Let us know which relationship counsellor you’d like to work with and we’ll make a booking and send you all the details for your first online session.
OUR ONLINE COUNSELLORS
Associate Relationship & Marriage Counsellors works with an extensive network of professional counsellors. All are pre-vetted, accredited, and experienced in working with couples. Our unique matching service pairs you with online counsellors who can:
- Help you work through any relationship conflict
- Help you navigate a difficult patch
- Help you rekindle the intimacy and spark
- Help you learn better communication strategies
- Help you rediscover your love for one another
Why choose online relationship counselling?
Because online couples counselling is convenient and removes barriers.
It means giving your relationship the care it deserves, even if personal circumstances make traditional, face-to-face couples counselling difficult.
Perhaps one or both of you can’t travel to appointments for any reason, or you live in a very remote part of Australia. Perhaps children and busy schedules make it next to impossible to find time during your 9-5 to attend counselling sessions. Perhaps you or your partner find in-person counselling too confronting.
With online relationship counselling, you have options. We can pair you with a practitioner who offers after-hours sessions at a time that suits you both, all from the comfort of your own home.
If you have questions, please get in touch. We’re happy to discuss whether remote couples counselling is right for you and your partner.
Online relationship counselling is for everyone
There’s a common misconception that relationship counselling is only for couples who have been together for years. But in truth, all relationships can benefit from counselling, no matter the length.
You wouldn’t build a house without a solid foundation, and it’s much the same in relationships. Small interpersonal conflicts are like cracks, if not addressed they can erode your foundation, even if there is plenty of love present.
Likewise, relationship counselling is for people and couples of all genders and sexualities. Associated Relationship & Marriage Counsellors works with therapists who embrace diversity in all its forms and have experience helping LGBTQIA+ couples.
All relationships are special and different, and in all relationships, extra support when needed is a good idea. Call us today to discuss how we can help.
Online relationship counselling is effective
Asking for help is hard, and asking for help with your relationships can feel even harder. Many people believe that online counselling isn’t as effective as in-person sessions and so, despite barriers to traditional therapy, don’t give their relationship the extra care it needs.
But research suggests otherwise. For example, a Frontiers in Psychology paper found that couples participating in online counselling “consistently” reported positive experiences and noted that they could properly connect with their counsellor.
In addition, there is a wealth of scientific research indicating that online counselling for individuals has similar therapeutic outcomes as face-to-face sessions.
Anecdotal evidence also shows that online relationship counselling has a positive effect on relationships. We’ve helped hundreds of couples get their relationships back on track, and we can pair you with a counsellor who can do the same for your relationship.
Chat to a member of our team today and let us help you take that first step.
Better relationships start here
You can be happier in your relationship, communicate better, and resolve conflicts. You can build healthier relationships. It all starts with the right counsellor for your unique situation.
Online relationship counselling is convenient, effective, and available Australia wide.
Let us know what’s going on and we’ll provide you with the option of several highly experienced practitioners who match your needs.
Call us today and take the first step towards better relationships.
Online counselling FAQs
If you have questions about online counselling and working with a counsellor online, please take a look at the FAQs below.
- Can I do online relationship counselling alone?
Yes. Working with a counsellor can benefit your relationship, even if you see them alone. A counsellor can help you develop the communication skills and strategies needed for healthy relationships. They can also help you process complicated emotions, navigate rough patches, and develop healthy boundaries.
Note that many relationship counsellors won’t see one partner alone if they are already seeing the couple together. In these cases, you can always seek a separate counsellor.
- What type of therapy do I need for relationship problems?
Relationship counselling, whether online or in person, is the best way to address and overcome relationship issues. In relationship counselling, your therapist will ask about the main problems in the relationship, and which issues are causing each partner the most stress.
A dedicated couples counsellor can help you both work through common relationship problems, including financial concerns, intimacy issues, communication, and conflicts in parenting styles.
- Will a couples therapist see the husband and wife separately?
It depends. Different counsellors have differing views on this. Some may prioritise seeing each partner separately early on in counselling while others view the couple itself as the client and prefer to always see both partners together.
Other counsellors still may see each partner independently for a longer period of time before working with the couple together.
- Is online couples counselling right for me and my partner?
Online relationship counselling is an excellent choice when:
- You and your partner live in different regions or states or one partner works away frequently
- One partner doesn’t feel comfortable attending counselling sessions in person
- You live in a remote region where there are no in-person support options
- Your schedules are both very busy and you only have time for counselling after business hours
Many of the counsellors Associated Relationship & Marriage Counsellors works with are available for evening sessions. Please contact us if you’d like more information.
- What is online couples therapy?
Dedicated relationship support that’s delivered online via Skype or another video conferencing software. Online couples counselling is no different to in-person counselling. With your help, your counsellor will identify any problems or issues in the relationship, and help you both navigate and overcome these.
Counselling is an excellent way to build healthier relationships, understand each other better, and learn good communication strategies.
- Does online relationship counselling actually work?
>Yes. Online counselling for couples is an effective way to work through any problems in the relationship. According to the American Psychological Association, relationship counselling that follows an emotionally focused model is roughly 70 to 75% effective with 90% of couples showing significant improvements.
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