Couples Counselling Hobart
Soul Counselling — Couples Sessions · Hobart
Hobart Couples Counselling: A Path to Healing, Connection and Change
Christina Feyes is a counsellor with training in psychology who works with couples across Hobart and Australia, online and by phone. The work is clinical, intuitive, impartial and gently healing — built around what’s actually happening between you, not just what each of you is bringing in.
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Five-star Google reviews
Couples keep saying the same thing.
A few sessions in, most couples say the dynamic they couldn’t shift on their own has started to move.
“After a few couple’s sessions with my fiancé, I’m thoroughly impressed with Christina’s intuitive abilities. Her unique approach has been transformative for both of us.”
“The session created real change for me. I felt the shifts straight away — and interestingly my partner, who wasn’t in the session, also experienced an energetic shift later that day.”
“I deal with conflict in my relationships a lot better now. It’s an amazing feeling to look back and see how far I’ve come.”
A simpler healing path
Couples healing does not have to be complicated.
The aim is to slow the pattern down, make the real issue easier to name, and decide what healing support actually makes sense.
Healing clarity
Arguments are often only the surface. Christina helps identify the emotional pattern underneath, so the healing work starts where it actually matters.
Healing safety
Sessions are structured so both people can speak without the conversation becoming another fight. The focus is healing truth, not winning.
Healing direction
Some couples need healing sessions together. Sometimes one partner starts alone. The free assessment helps work out what is appropriate before you commit.
No pressure
You don’t have to wait until you’re both ready.
If your partner isn’t ready, start on your own. Many couples find that when one person works with Christina, the dynamic begins to shift before the other ever joins a session. Christina will help you see what belongs to you, what belongs to the relationship, and what needs to change.
The couples who get the most out of this work are usually the ones who weren’t 100% sure it could fix anything. They just took the 15 minutes assessment.
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Want the deeper explanation of couples counselling?
This page stays focused on deciding whether Christina feels right for your relationship. If you want a slower read about the pattern underneath repeated conflict, the couples blog gives you that deeper context.
Read the couples counselling blogFor when you want to understand the work before booking.
Quick questions
Before you book.
Isn’t counselling expensive?
In life everything has a price, yet we often spend on others and overlook ourselves. Counselling can look expensive on the surface, but most people attend around 6 to 12 sessions with the occasional booster afterwards — and unlike medication, it addresses the root cause rather than only the symptoms. Christina keeps her rate lower than many counsellors so it is easier to meet consistently, which makes real change more likely, and her main goal is simply to help you heal. Discounts are available for those who are genuinely financially challenged. The better question is often: how can you not afford to feel like yourself again?
Do both of us need to attend the assessment?
No. If one person is ready to ask questions first, that is enough. Christina can help you work out whether a couples healing session, individual session, or another step makes sense.
Is this only for couples in crisis?
No. Couples come for repeated conflict, emotional distance, trust issues, communication problems, major life changes, or a quiet sense that healing is needed before things become worse.
Are sessions online?
Yes. Sessions are held online and by phone for couples right across Hobart, so you can attend together from home — no cross-city commute, no parking, no waiting room.
Can we join couples sessions from two different locations?
Yes. If one partner travels for work or you are juggling schedules, you can each join the online session from wherever you are, so distance does not stop the work.
What if only one of us is sure about counselling?
That is very common. It is fine to begin even when one partner is hesitant — often the first session simply helps you both feel heard and decide together whether to continue.
Start small
A 15-minute conversation is enough to know whether healing can begin here.
You do not need to have everything worked out before you reach out. A short assessment gives you both a calm place to ask questions, understand the next step, and see whether Christina feels like the right support for your relationship.
Book a free 15-minute assessmentCouples across Hobart
On a small island, a Hobart couple can become each other’s whole world.
Relationships in Hobart carry the intensity of a small, quiet place. With a smaller social world, long winters and isolation from mainland family, a couple can end up being almost everything to each other, which is beautiful and can also be a lot of weight for one relationship to hold. Local support is limited, so strain can build with few places to take it.
- Couples who have become each other’s whole world on a small island.
- Partners isolated from mainland family with limited local support.
- Two people who feel the strain most through the long Tasmanian winters.
- Partners who still care but cannot remember the last real conversation.
Sessions are held online and by phone across Hobart and all of Australia. You can also explore all Hobart counselling services.
Couples work that fits island life
Counselling without the local waitlist.
Online sessions mean you do not have to wait months or travel far across the island. Attend together from the same couch, or join separately when that is easier.
Christina works with the dynamic between you, never to take sides. One partner can begin with the free 15-minute assessment if the other is not ready yet, and nothing is forced before you are both comfortable.