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Clinton Power

Since 2003, Clinton Power has helped thousands of couples and individuals as a counsellor and psychotherapist. He offers couples counselling and individual therapy in person in Ballina and online across Australia. Clinton regularly comments in the media on relationships and has appeared on Channel 7, The Sydney Morning Herald, and ABC Radio. Clinton’s eBook, 31 Days to Build a Better Relationship, is available to download for free.

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Couples Counselling & Therapy

The 10 Most Common Relationship Issues and How to Solve Them with Couples Therapy

All relationships have conflict and regularly go through a flux of ups and downs. Things change significantly between your first date and your fifth anniversary. The stress and conflict in your relationship become a serious problem when they’re constant and detract from the quality of your life. Here are the 10 most common relationship problems

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Couples Counselling & Therapy

The 10 Surprising Benefits of Online Marriage Counselling

Relationship counselling is a form of couples therapy whose aim is to resolve interpersonal conflict and improve your romantic relationship. Online relationship counselling allows you many benefits of traditional counselling without the restraints of face-to-face counselling in a professional’s office. An online session can be conducted using an internet connection and software, providing a significant

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Communication & Conflict

3 Common Fights About Money in Your Relationship and How to Fix Them 

Money is a hot topic that many couples argue about. In fact, money is one of the most common issues couples fight about, along with kids, mess, in-laws, and sex. Fights about money often arise in the absence of open discussions. Views on money, spending, saving, and financial responsibility between you and your partner can

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Building a Strong Relationship

How to Ensure Your Relationship Thrives During COVID-19

The coronavirus has changed our lives. With change comes stress. A big adjustment we’re dealing with is the additional stress on our relationships. Some couples are adapting and flourishing under this new stress, while others are coming undone as underlying issues are pushed to the forefront of the relationship while remaining unresolved. So how do

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Separation & Divorce

How to Bring Separated Families Together in the Pandemic Lockdown

Being in quarantine or isolation in a pandemic is difficult. Taking care of children during a time of isolation with no schooling institutions or daycare increases that challenge significantly. Being a separated couple or blended family with children during a pandemic is just plain hard. Unfortunately, this is the reality many of us are navigating

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Couples Counselling & Therapy

The Benefits and Challenges of Online Therapy

In a time of quarantine and self-isolation, getting the counselling you need can be difficult. Fortunately, online therapy (also called Telehealth, distance therapy, or remote therapy) provides a way to get the help you need while at a distance from your healthcare professionals. Online therapy is typically provided using video conferencing (or video calling). It’s

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Building a Strong Relationship

COVID-19: How to Manage Relationship Stress and Cope with Social Isolation

Coronavirus or COVID-19 is changing how our day-to-day lives look. With borders shut down, domestic and international flights cancelled, and non-essential businesses closed, it’s a difficult adjustment to the freedoms and liberties we’re used to enjoying. Quarantine and self-isolation, although necessary for everyone’s health and safety, can be challenging and stressful. Isolating yourself from friends

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