Sydney CBD Marriage and Relationship Counselling

Clinton Power + Associates
The William Bland Centre
805/229 Macquarie St
Sydney NSW 2000
(02) 8968 9323

Clinton Power provides a range of counselling therapy services to specifically help you with your individual or couple relationship issues. Clinton's goal is to help you create healthy relationships so you can live a happier and more fulfilling life.

Online sessions available

Clinton is currently providing all counselling sessions online via Zoom videoconference.

What are the most common issues you work with?

Clinton offers therapy for a wide range of individual, marriage, and relationship issues including:

• difficulty starting or maintaining a relationship
• issues with dating or finding a long-term mate
• fighting and unresolved conflict in your marriage
• jealousy and trust issues in your relationship
• difficulty in overcoming past relationship pain
• sexual and intimacy issues affecting your marriage or relationship
• relationship separation and divorce issues
• family conflict and parenting issues
• childhood trauma and abuse that is affecting your relationships
• sexuality, sexual identity, and same-sex relationship issues

Since opening his counselling practice in 2003, Clinton has extensive experience and training in working with a wide range of relationship issues for de facto couples, married couples, and single individuals.

What qualifications and training do your counsellors have?

Clinton is registered with the peak industry organisation PACFA – The Psychotherapists and Counsellors Federation of Australia - that regulates the counselling and psychotherapy field. He follows their ethical guidelines in his client work.

Clinton is also a member of GANZ - Gestalt Australia New Zealand - which is the member organisation for Gestalt Therapists.

You can feel reassured that members of these organisations meet the most stringent requirements for experience, training, and registration to ensure you receive the best therapy treatment available.

What happens in the first therapy appointment?

When you book your first appointment, we treat this as a comprehensive assessment session. Clinton will ask you about your current situation, issues, or difficulty that has brought you to counselling.

This first session is also an opportunity for you to get a feel for Clinton's approach and make sure you're a good fit for working together.

At the end of the first session, Clinton will share his assessment and feedback and make recommendations for the therapeutic work.

Clinton will clarify your goals and the results you’re wanting from the counselling to make sure you’re on the same page.

Together you will decide the best approach in terms of the frequency of sessions.

How many sessions will I need?

This is a difficult question to answer because it depends on what the issue is, how long the issue has been ongoing, and what kind of change you’re wanting.

On average, Clinton's clients tend to work with him for 3-6 months, but it’s also common some clients who are working on long-standing issues will work with Clinton for significantly longer periods because they see the value in doing long-term therapy work.

Occasionally some clients only require a small number of sessions because they want to resolve a very specific issue that doesn't require longer work.

It’s important to know the best results from counselling are achieved when appointments are scheduled and attended on a regular basis.

How do I get started?

If you’re ready to book an appointment now call us today on (02) 8968 9323 or book online.

What hours do you see clients?

Clinton offers appointments during the following times:

Monday - Thursday 12:00PM - 6:30PM
The last appointment of the day commences at 5:30pm.

Clinton offers a few after-hours appointments because he knows how difficult it can be for some people to attend appointments during working hours.

There is no additional fee for after-hours appointments, but they are his most in-demand appointments and there is often a waitlist for those times.

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