A Structured, Supportive Pathway for Couples

A Structured, Supportive Pathway for Couples

Couples Therapy with Callista

Supporting rural, neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, polyamorous / ENM and culturally diverse couples through meaningful connection and change.

Our couples therapy program is designed to support relational growth, healing, and communication. Whether you’re navigating long-standing challenges, feeling stuck in communication patterns, or adjusting to a life transition, this structured format creates space for both joint exploration and individual reflection.

Sessions are conducted via Telehealth and couples can attend together from one location or separately from different places. If attending from the same location, we recommend attending from two separate spaces where possible.

Who this is for

Couples therapy may help if you’re:

  • Struggling to communicate without conflict or withdrawal
  • Navigating trust ruptures, betrayal, or emotional disconnection
  • Adjusting to new life stages — parenting, career shifts, relocation
  • Exploring neurodivergence, identity or past trauma within the relationship
  • Wanting to grow together with more intentionality and emotional insight

We particularly welcome ruralneurodivergentLGBTQIA+, polyamorous / ENM and culturally diverse couples.


MEET YOUR therapist

Callista

Callista is a warm, trauma-informed clinician committed to inclusive, evidence-based care. She brings deep experience in supporting neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and culturally diverse clients — including those navigating complex trauma, identity development, or interpersonal difficulties.
Her therapeutic approach is integrative and client-centred, drawing on EMDR, DBT, ACT, schema work, and somatic-informed methods. In couples therapy, Callista supports both individuals and the relationship system, helping couples increase emotional safety, improve communication, and reconnect with authenticity.

Therapy Structure


  • Initial Joint Session – Set shared goals, establish safety, explore relationship strengths and stressors
  • 3–4 Individual Sessions per Partner – Deepen insight into personal patterns, needs, and histories that shape the relationship
  • Joint Session – Integrate insights, reinforce progress, and plan for continued connection

This format offers both shared and individual space, allowing each partner to be seen, heard, and supported.

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frequently asked questions

No. You can attend from the same space or join separately from different devices and locations.

You don’t need a referral to attend couples therapy. However, if you have a valid Mental Health Care Plan, some Medicare rebates may apply for individual sessions.

That’s common – and we’ll discuss how to manage any individual therapy needs alongside couples work. We can tailor the plan based on what emerges during your sessions.

Yes. Many couples start with an initial joint session to assess fit and decide how they’d like to proceed.

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