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Central Coast Counselling

Locality: Tuggerah, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 466 840 148



Address: Level 5, Suite 504/No 1 Bryant Dr 2250 Tuggerah, NSW, Australia

Website: https://centralcoastcounselling.com/

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23.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Conflict within families. Children internalise the way their parents model conflict and conflict resolution if there is any resolution.... Some parents model conflict by tearing each other down, name calling, blame, yelling, deflecting and criticising. The problem with this is when children become adults and form their own romantic relationships, they play out the conflict model they were conditioned to by their parents or they attract someone who uses the same conflict model. If you would like better for your children's relationships, think about the legacy you are leaving behind for your children to follow. If you would like to learn how to end this cycle, click on the link above for a booking.



21.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Don't wait until next year to work on your relationship. You maybe headed towards an expiry date of your relationship if you do. I can help you with tools and strategies for healthier communication to reignite the spark you had in the beginning.... For a booking click on the link above.

20.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Relationships Do you value your relationship?... Does your partner feel like a priority in the relationship? Do you put your friends and objects such as gaming or hobbies ahead of your partner? Are you spending time with the opposite sex instead of your partner? Do you put more hours into socialising and gaming away from your partner than you do into your relationship? Do you stay up to early hours of the morning gaming or out drinking with friends while your partner goes to bed alone? Is your gaming, socialising, drinking habits the source of the conflict within your relationship? Is your partner emotionally and physically disconnected from you? If you can identify with this and would like to improve your relationship click on the link above for a booking.

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17.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Relationships What percentage do you think each person should put into a relationship?... If two people think they should put in 50% each into the relationship to form a partnership of 100%, this means each person is only putting in half the effort. For a relationship to be successful, each person should be prepared to put in 100% each. Sometimes one person is going through something and can only put in 80% or even 60%. This leaves the other person to carry their partner the extra 20% or 40%. Imagine if both of you were only prepared to put in 50% into the relationship and one person could only manage 10% or 20% because of what they were going through, the relationship would suffer because the other person would almost be carrying the relationship on their own. A relationship is about team work or a partnership. It takes two people to be actively working on the relationship. If you are having issues in this area, and would like to learn how to function as a partnership, don't hesitate to click on the link above to make a booking.

07.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Relationships "I don't want to be like my father."... "I don't want to be like my mother." As adults, we internalise messages we received as a child from our parents or primary caregivers. We take these messages into our relationships, good or bad, affecting the ones we love. Sometimes we subcontiously punish our partner for the wrongs done against us or we pass on the toxic messages to our children. If you can relate to any of these and would like to begin healing please click on the link above to start the journey back to recovery.

06.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Christmas time can put huge strains on relationships, families and individuals. It can be a time of strained relationships in marriages and for those going through separation and divorce and those juggling access arrangements with children.... Christmas is also hard for those experiencing loss and lonliness. If you need support over the Christmas break don't hesitate to click on the link above to make an appointment. There are no long waiting lists.



05.01.2022 centralcoastcounselling.com Relationships What effects does abandonment have on children when they become adults and have their own relationships?... Children learn to not trust. They learn those closest to them will let them down. Children also become people pleasers and take this into their adult relationships looking for approval. They havent been taught what healthy attachment looks like and become codependent in their relationships. Due to being abandoned as a child, in their adult relationships they push away the very people they want in their life, subcontiously punishing others who were not in their life before the abandonment took place. These children grow up with shame which is internalised as low self-esteem and low self worth. It may also show itself as anger and aggression. A British Psychologist followed 10,000 boys up to adulthood who were abandoned by their fathers and it was recorede 100% of these boys never reached their full potential in life. They all suffered from mental health issues, suffered from various addictions, could not hold down a job, were in and out of relationships and had failed marriages. The study resulted in the findings that it is more detrimental to a boy to experience abandonment by his father, (including ongoing rejection from the father), than it is to be abandoned by the mother or be raised by a single mother. If you recognise or have experienced these issues please do not hesitate to click on the link above for an appointment to start the healing process in your life and in your relationships.

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