Bethel Counselling Services, ANA Building Level 1/154 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh (2026)

Bethel Counselling Services is part of Just Believe Ministries International Inc, offering Counselling to Individuals, Married Couples, and Families restore their relationships. One to one Counselling or Family Mediation Group Discussion. We also help couples who are preparing for marriage with tips and biblical principles how to build a strong marriage and conflict resolution. Relationship Couns

elling will help to reconcile troublesome differences and repeated patterns of stress in the relationship. This can often involve dealing with, anger, trust and integrity. Relationship Counselling will focus on communication, commitment and future direction. Couple counselling will help to improve the quality of the couples connection. Counselling will explore communication problems, actual or perceived issues with honesty, shared responsibility, commitment and mutual support. Personal Counselling will provide you with the professional help to overcome significant personal problems. We will work together to achieve clarity, dissipate tension and regain confidence and direction. DEPRESSION, STRESS AND ANXIETY COUNSELLING
We can all experience depression, stress or anxiety. These can be normal responses to self-doubt and stressful events. Counselling can help with feelings of panic, worry, confusion or unease. The goal of counselling is to help regain strength and focus. MARRIAGE COUNSELLING
Counselling will help clarify issues and resolve conflict to improve the marriage. The counsellor will explore repetitive communication problems, family difficulties, intimacy concerns, anger, trust issues. PARENTAL COUNSELLING
Parental counselling can help develop a better understanding and a more mature approach to parenting supported by strategies that can be used to understand and address problems

Our personal and relationship Counselling provides the opportunity for you to explore and develop an understanding of what you are going through. This can lead to realistic self-appraisal which can ignites the personal and/or relationship skills and qualities you need to have a positive effect.

10/06/2026

Explore new pathways to a better relationship with Bethel Counselling Services! Whether it's marriage, individual, or family counselling, we are here to guide you through each step. Visit our site to discover how we can help you resolve conflicts and strengthen bonds. 🌐

http://bethelcounsellingservice.com

10/05/2026

The Five Love Languages.

The 5 Love Languages. Love languages are the ways people show and receive love. When you and your partner use different languages, it can be difficult to communicate your feelings. By learning your partner’s love language— and helping them learn yours—you will be better able to share positive feelings.

09/05/2026

The rules of engagement when trying to resolve conflicts. This is called!

The Fair Fighting Rules

Before you begin, ask yourself why you feel upset.

Are you angry because your partner left the mustard on the counter? Or are you angry because you feel like you’re doing an uneven share of the housework, and this is just one more piece of evidence? Take time to think about your own feelings before starting an argument.

Discuss one topic at a time.

Don’t let “You left dishes in the sink” turn into “You watch too much TV.” Discussions that get off-topic are more likely to get heated and less likely to solve the original problem. Choose one topic and stick to it.

No degrading language.

Discuss the issue, not the person. No put-downs, swearing, or name-calling. Degrading language is an attempt to express negative feelings while making sure your partner feels just as bad. Doing so leads to more character attacks while the original issue is forgotten.

Express your feelings with words.

“I feel hurt when you ignore my phone calls.” “I feel scared when you yell.” Structure your sentences as “I” statements (“I feel emotion when the event”) to express how you feel while taking responsibility for your emotions. However, starting with “I” does not give a license to ignore the other fair ﬁghting rules.

Take turns speaking.

Give your full attention while your partner speaks. Avoid making corrections or thinking about what you want to say. Your only job is to understand their point of view, even if you disagree. If you ﬁnd it difﬁcult to not interrupt, try setting a timer allowing 1-2 minutes for each person to speak without interruption.

No stonewalling.

Sometimes, the easiest way to respond to an argument is to retreat into your shell and refuse to speak. This is called stonewalling. You might feel better temporarily, but the original issue will remain unresolved, and your partner will feel more upset. If you absolutely cannot go on, tell your partner you need to take a time-out. Agree to resume the discussion later.

No yelling.

Yelling does not help anyone see your point of view. Instead, it sends the message that only your words matter. Even if yelling intimidates your partner into giving up, the underlying problem only grows worse.

Take a time-out if things get too heated.

In a perfect world, we would all follow these rules 100% of the time... but it just doesn’t work like that. If an argument starts to become personal or heated, take a time-out. Agree on a time to come back and discuss the problem after everyone has cooled down.

Attempt to come to a compromise or an understanding.

There isn’t always a perfect answer to an argument. Life is too messy for that. Do your best to come to a compromise (this means some give and take from both sides). If you can’t come to a compromise, simply taking the time to understand your partner’s perspective can help soothe negative feelings.

At Bethel Counselling Services we can help you communicate with your partner more effectively and help you both find ways to resolve your conflict in a health way. Please call us and make an appointment.

22/03/2026

If you are experiencing these symptoms, please consult your doctor or call us to make an appointment to help you manage these moods and overcome them with our specialised therapy that works well with you.

16/03/2026

We are pleased to offer all new clients a complimentary 30‑minute introductory session with their first booking. To redeem this offer, please mention it at the time you make your initial appointment by quoting:
“Free 30‑minute introductory session.”

Explore new pathways to a better relationship with Bethel Counselling Services! Whether it's marriage, individual, or family counselling, we are here to guide you through each step. Visit our site to discover how we can help you resolve conflicts and strengthen bonds. 🌐

http://bethelcounsellingservice.com

06/03/2026

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Address

ANA Building Level 1/154 Main Street
Bacchus Marsh, VIC
3340

Telephone

+61466066421

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