
Singles Counselling
Get help moving on from your previous relationship and embracing all the good that life has to offer.

Single and happy
We are here to help guide you through this sometimes difficult path. With all the different feelings that come after a relationship ends, it can be helpful to talk to a trained professional who can help you deal with lingering feels of anger, resentment, grief, sadness and more. At Hart Centre, we have highly experienced professional counsellors and therapists that can help you get back to a better place.
We have 170 therapists who specialise in Relationship Counselling at Hart Centre.

Darleen
Registered Counsellor Barton
Barton, ACT
Alana
Relationship Counsellor and Sex Therapist Scarborough
Scarborough, WA
Duda
Relationship Counsellor St Leonards
St Leonards, NSW
Dr. Elise
Registered Psychologist Melbourne
Melbourne, VIC
Chris
Registered Counsellor Bulimba
Bulimba, QLD
Lillian
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker Perth CBD
Perth CBD, WA
Leo
Social Worker in Crows Nest
Crows Nest, NSW 2065
Mark
Registered Counsellor Richmond
Richmond, VIC
Elizabeth
Registered Psychologist Moorabbin
Moorabbin, VIC
Sarah
Registered Psychotherapist Mona Vale
Mona Vale, NSW
William
Registered Counsellor Deception Bay
Deception Bay, QLD
Rose
Registered Counsellor Athelstone
Athelstone, SAFind an expert therapist who gets you.
Click here to begin the matching process and find a specialist near you.
We understand that every relationship is different, which is why we take great care to match you with an expert-vetted specialist that understands your situation.
There are 7 stages we go through from the ending of one relationship to the beginning of another.
Please check out our articles on how you can navigate each stage, and don’t hesitate to call us and book in with one of our Relationship therapists near you who have trained to assist you in each stage of the process from ending one relationship, through being single to entering a new relationship.
1. Breaking up.
How to end a relationship with consciousness and respect and with the best interests of the children.
Ending your relationship with respect and even a little kindness for each other
Important things to do for your kids when you divorce
2. Getting over your ex.
Beginning the emotional healing process.
Managing your tumultuous emotions, and what not to do as your relationship ends
The 3 important Phases of grieving when your relationship ends
3. Learning and growing from your relationship.
Making sure you don’t make the same mistakes again. (Creating Post Traumatic GROWTH for yourself)
Gaining insight into what has been your contributions
Identifying and managing your Inner Critic and Core Beliefs
Finding your Core wound: How you’ve been unwittingly setting yourself up to lose
Making amends with yourself and learning to love yourself
Identifying relationship skills and capacities for you to learn for next time
4. Being happy single.
Finding and reinventing yourself anew and making life rich and meaningful without a partner.
Taking deep care of yourself in all ways
Exploring and expanding your horizons and finding real joy, acceptance and fulfillment in being single
5. Becoming relationship ready.
How to improve your Relationship IQ
Determine your mate selection criteria (what you’re looking for in a new partner so that they will be a good match).
How you can tell if your new date is compatible with you.
Healthy relationship skills you are going to need eg boundary setting, understanding your own value.
6. Stepping into Dating.
Increasing your chances of finding the right partner. What to expect and do and don’t do.
How to attract the kind of person you want
Dating sites: Deciding what are the best ones for you. What to put on your profile.
Danger signs in people you date.
How to check that your potential new partner has what it takes to make a relationship work (many relationship problems stem from not having made a good selection).
Why am I still single? How to determine if you’re doing something wrong, or just haven’t met the right person yet.
7. Progressing a new date.
How to move your new relationship into a longer term stable enriching relationship.
Recognising the Stages of the development of a relationship.
3 Relationship keys: Being emotionally aware, keeping communication open and straight, and being proactive when small difficulties arise.
8. Considering Living together or Marriage.
Pre-marriage questionnaire: Check your chances of a successful long term relationship
Often it is difficult to do it all on your own, and you need some help to navigate some sections of this path for you. Our Hart Relationship therapists are specifically trained to help you in any of these stages and areas. Please don’t hesitate to call our friendly receptionists who can offer you the best therapist for you Phone 1300830552.

Therapists at Hart Centre can help with other issues that affect your relationships.
When you problems with your relationship, it is quite common for there to have been other issues ranging from intimacy and desire, to stress, trauma, depression, neurodivergence and more that are also contributing to the unsatisfactory feelings.
Many of our Hart Certified Counsellor have specialised training and can help address these secondary issues. That’s part of what makes our matching process unrivaled– we aim to understand all the details of your situation and find you therapists that truly understand you.
Why choose The Hart Centre for therapy?
Our rigorous matching and vetting process means we only connect you with reliable, top-rated therapists.
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Expert-vetted therapists that understand your situation
We only work with the best. All Hart Centre therapists go through a rigorous vetting process that includes ongoing training and continuous feedback monitoring from our clients.
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Unrivaled matching process
We get to know what’s important to you. From your schedule and budget, to your preferences on counselling styles, we take extraordinary care to match you with a therapist that truly understands your needs and fits into your busy life.
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Satisfaction guaranteed
We proudly offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you don’t feel like your therapist is a perfect fit, we’ll cover the cost of your entire session and match you with a new therapist. No questions, no hassle, ever.
Our session lengths
Couples Counselling and Marriage counselling sessions are 50 mins
Cost: Ranging from $120 – $275
Further sessions are available in the same 50 mins format, or alternatively you may choose, 1 and a half hours, 2 hours, or 3 hours sessions.
We also have sessions available by Phone and Skype. After hours times are also available at select locations. Private Health Insurance Rebates apply, and Medicare Rebates may apply.
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Phone 1300 830 552 to enquire or make an appointment.
Read through our frequently asked questions about the relationship counselling process.
Hart Centre has helped thousands get back to a better place
Our expert-vetted therapists from a range of health funds
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Books We Recommend:
Getting Past Your Breakup – Susan Elliott
Rebuilding When your Relationship Ends – Bruce Fisher and Robert Albert
Conscious Uncoupling – Katherine Woodward Thomas
Deeper Dating – Ken Page
How to be a Good Divorced Dad – Jeffery Leving
The Really Grown-ups Guide to Dating and Mating – Susan Alexander and Christina Taylor
Too Good to Leave; Too bad to stay – Mira Kirshenbaum
The Happiness Trap – Russ Harris
Relationship Value Cards – ACT Skills (determining what you’re looking for in a relationship)