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A qualified, experienced Holistic Counsellor & Facilitator specialising in women's issues & traumaI specialise in Sexual abuse - Anger management - Eating disorder - Mental health - Cross cultural relationshipsSEAFORD, VIC 3198 -
“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.” - David RichoaI specialise in Abuse - Cross cultural relationships - Separation and divorce - Stress - Terminal illnessNEWPORT, VIC 3015 -
Supporting change for Individuals and couplesI specialise in Generalised anxiety disorder - Passive aggression behaviour - Cross cultural relationships - Separation and divorce - TraumaNEUTRAL BAY, NSW 2089 -
Leadership, Management/Therapeutic Counselling and PsychotherapyI specialise in Anger management - Passive aggression behaviour - Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - Cross cultural relationships - StressWARRIEWOOD, NSW 2102
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Find psychologists, counsellors and other therapists that can help in cross-cultural relationships
Relationships that involve two people deciding to spend their lives together as a new unit are all cross-cultural to a degree as both parties come from different families and backgrounds. For some couples the differences will be minor and easy to adjust to; however, for others, the differences in our customs and beliefs can become an issue.
Some issues faced in a cross-cultural relationship include:
- Differences in religious or fundamental beliefs
- Loss of identity
- Alienation from the respective families
- Different beliefs regarding things like gender roles and handling conflict
- Conflicting ideas about the meaning of love, family and relationships
- Regular disagreements over lifestyle differences including cooking, hygiene and leisure time
