Smartphones could be ruining your love-life.
In my work with couples, one behaviour which is often brought up as a problem between partners, is using the mobile phone by one partner or another… or both.
There is article on The Conversation which clearly describes the impact of smartphone use on relationships.
If you feel that technology is edging too much into your love-life, I recommend reading it here.
January is the month that most divorce applications are filed. Many unhappy couples stay together over Xmas to avoid disrupting families or because holiday plans have been made.
A good relationship does not depend upon how good understanding we have, it rather depends upon how good we are
If the answer is ‘Yes’, then you have a greater chance of staying together.
The Federal Health Minister, Greg Hunt, has advised that “ALL allied health businesses nationally can continue working and are encouraged to do”. He has encouraged providers to continue vital face-to-face services where possible.
These are challenging times for everyone, but your personal and relationship issues continue to need assistance. My practice is still open for hypnotherapy and individual or relationship counselling, including Rekindle the Love workshops.
If you are sick or have come into contact with the Coronavirus at any point, and/or if you have recently been overseas, please stay at home and contact me on 0407 009 050 to reschedule your appointment.
The safety of my clients and wider community is of utmost importance to me, and my home-based clinic is fully compliant with the new social distancing rules and hygiene practices. I have ensured that appointments are staggered so that you and your partner, where appropriate, are the only clients visiting my practice, at any one time.
Video sessions are available for both individuals and couples, I have prepared a program for couples to complete a Rekindle the Love workshop, online. Read about the ‘Living, Loving & Surviving in Lockdown’ online workshop here.
Please contact me for more information.
Coronavirus and social isolation will add to existing pressure points on relationships, so don’t let your marriage become a coronavirus casualty.
Read the article by Hayley Gleeson of the ABC “How to stay married through Coronavirus“.
I thank you for your continued support in these uncertain times and know that together we will get through this.
