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We offer marriage and relationship counselling services
in over 190 locations all over Australia.
Address: 350 George St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: 02 5633 9271 or 1300 830 552
Our specialty is helping heal relationships in crisis – we’re part of The Hart Centre’s marriage and relationship counselling Sydney network with more than 30 locations across the city.
We’ve spent the past 20+ years helping over 97,000+ clients rediscover their happiness after having lost their way, through effective relationship and marriage counselling and our George St centre puts that support within easy reach if you work or live in the city.
Your relationship deserves a couple’s therapist who is understanding and experienced in helping couples in turmoil quickly get to the core of their issues, to begin the healing process sooner. Whether you’re ducking out over a lunch break or coming straight from work, that’s exactly what our George St couples therapist is set up to offer.
Here at The Hart Centre, we have a fantastic group of over 200+ relationship and marriage Psychologists, Counsellors, and Sex Therapists who share a passion for providing the best evidence-based marriage counselling, relationship counselling, and sex therapy in the country.
Our George St centre is one of three Hart Centre locations right in the Sydney CBD, chosen specifically so couples working or living in the city don’t need to travel far to get support. The therapists based here have been selected on the grounds of their compassionate natures and their extensive knowledge and experience of all things couples counselling — the same standard we hold across every centre nationally.
We understand how distressing and confusing relationship troubles feel, and we’re truly sorry you’ve had to experience such pain. Our goal at our George St centre is the same as it is everywhere else in our network: to work with you to identify the underlying causes of your relationship distress, and help you rebuild your relationship into a new and mature loving bond.
Couples counselling is a highly specialised field. To ensure you’re receiving the very latest and best care, every therapist at our George St Sydney CBD centre ongoing yearly professional development training in the latest world-class relationship methodologies, alongside our annual in-house conferences.
A lot of the couples we see at our George St centre don’t arrive because of one big blow-up. It’s usually smaller signs that have been building for a while:
If even one or two of these sound familiar, that’s reason enough to reach out — you don’t need to wait until things feel unmanageable.
Our Relationship Psychologist based at George St, Sydney CBD, works with couples and individuals across relationship counselling, sex therapy, desire and intimacy, family counselling, trauma, anxiety and depression, neurodiversity, ADHD, LGBTQIA+ counselling, and more. Available in person, online, and during business hours.
At The Hart Centre, we require all of our therapists to take part in our initial training as well as our annual in-house conferences, where we have relationship and marriage experts from all over the world share their wisdom.
There are two important elements to getting the best results from counselling. Firstly, the therapist must be experienced and knowledgeable in the field of relationships; and secondly, a good therapeutic relationship must be developed. Numerous studies show that the relationship between a therapist and client is one of the most important factors predicting successful therapy outcomes. This means that you and your partner feel supported and understood by the therapist.
To help you make this decision, we provide a detailed biography of each of our therapists on our website which details experience, qualifications, and therapy styles. This way you can feel confident that the therapist you are seeing is a good fit for you.
To enquire or book a session with our Psychologist in George St, Sydney CBD, please call 02 5633 9271 or 1300 830 552 and our friendly receptionists will help you find a time that works.
Phone: 02 5633 9271 or 1300 830 552
Hours: Monday – Saturday 8:00am – 8:00pm
Directions: Sydney NSW 2000
Appointments with Psychologists may be eligible for Medicare & Private Health Insurance Rebates.
Our counselling sessions can help you:
Hear from individuals and couples who’ve experienced change through our professional counselling. Their stories reflect the care and support we deliver.
It's normal not to know what to expect, here are some common questions we get from couples seeking relationship therapy across Sydney
Counselling gives you a confidential, structured space to talk through what’s happening, understand the patterns that keep repeating, and work out what you want next. What you get from it depends on your goals, so it’s worth raising these with your therapist in your first session.
Our George St, Sydney CBD therapists achieve excellent results for couples who are committed to change. With our tailored approach and HartMatch™ Guarantee, many couples report noticeable improvement in communication and connection within the first few sessions.
Your first session is exploratory — its job is to determine fit, both ways. Your therapist will take the time to understand you, your relationship, and what you’re hoping for, without expecting you to dive into deep work with someone you’ve just met. It’s completely normal to feel a little nervous walking in; most people do.
Yes. If getting into the CBD in person isn’t always possible around work, our George St-based therapists also offer secure video sessions, so you can keep up momentum in your therapy even on a busier week.
Yes — we’re centrally located near Wynyard and Town Hall stations, making it simple to fit a session in before or after work. A number of our George St clients tell us that having a session close to the office makes it far easier to actually keep the appointment consistent, which matters more than people expect for how well therapy works.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer – every Sydney CBD couple’s situation is different. On average, most couples start seeing meaningful progress within 4–8 sessions, though the timeframe can vary depending on how complex the issues are and how consistently you attend.
At The Hart Centre Sydney CBD, our therapists personalise the process to suit your pace and emotional readiness. Some couples come in for short-term help to address specific problems such as communication or trust, while others continue for several months to work through deeper challenges like long-term resentment, betrayal, or trauma.
We also see many Sydney CBD couples choose “maintenance sessions” after their main therapy phase to keep communication healthy and prevent old patterns from returning. Think of it like relationship fitness – an ongoing commitment to staying connected.
Your therapist will discuss progress regularly with you so you can both decide what feels realistic and supportive for your situation.
Sydney CBD couples counselling can help with a wide range of relationship issues, from everyday communication struggles to deeply rooted emotional wounds. Many couples come to us when they feel stuck in unhelpful patterns — arguing about the same things, feeling misunderstood, or struggling to express needs without it turning into conflict.
Our therapists work with couples facing:
Communication breakdowns – where conversations turn into criticism, defensiveness, or silence.
Emotional distance or disconnection – when you’ve grown apart or feel more like housemates than partners.
Constant arguments or resentment – recurring tension that never seems to get resolved.
Intimacy loss – whether that’s physical affection, emotional closeness, or sexual desire.
Parenting and family conflict – including co-parenting disagreements, blended family challenges, and differing parenting styles.
Infidelity, trust issues, and betrayal – rebuilding after emotional or physical affairs.
Life stress and burnout – balancing work, children, and responsibilities while trying to maintain connection.
Neurodiversity and ADHD in relationships – improving understanding, empathy, and communication styles.
Separation uncertainty – deciding whether to repair or respectfully end the relationship.
Our relationship therapists are trained in evidence-based approaches like the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), helping couples reconnect, resolve conflict, and rediscover intimacy. Whether your relationship feels fragile or you simply want to strengthen your bond, we’re here to guide you toward a more secure, fulfilling partnership.
It’s a question many couples in Sydney CBD ask when things feel too far gone. You might be living more like housemates than partners, or the arguments have become so repetitive that you’ve stopped believing change is possible. Sometimes, one person still wants to try, while the other isn’t sure whether there’s any love left at all.
The truth is, very few relationships are truly beyond repair. Even when there’s been betrayal, emotional distance, or years of disconnection, couples therapy can provide a turning point. At The Hart Centre in Sydney CBD, our therapists are trained in advanced relationship modalities such as the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which are proven to help couples rebuild trust and closeness – even when communication has broken down.
We start by helping you both understand what’s really happening underneath the surface – the patterns, fears, and unmet needs that keep you stuck. Once those are uncovered, couples often find that there is still care and affection buried beneath the hurt. From there, therapy becomes about learning new ways to connect, rebuild safety, and rediscover each other emotionally and physically.
But if reconciliation isn’t the right outcome, counselling can also provide a respectful space to find clarity and closure. You’ll both have the chance to process emotions, communicate honestly, and move forward – together or separately – without bitterness.
So, is there still hope? If you’re both willing to sit in the room and talk, that’s already a strong sign that something can be healed.
Your relationship matters. For over 20 years, we’ve helped over 97,000 clients as Australia’s leading couples counselling group. With over 200+ Hart Centre Certified therapists, finding yours is easy.
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