The Therapy Hub

The Therapy Hub The Therapy Hub offers counselling and psychological support for individuals, couples & families in Footscray.

You do not have to explain everything. You do not have to be good company.  Just be around people you feel safe with. Th...
21/06/2026

You do not have to explain everything. You do not have to be good company.

Just be around people you feel safe with. That is enough.

Book an appointment with an experienced psychologist or counsellor in Footscray or via telehealth. Link in bio.

The thing nobody tells you about Mental Health First Aid.It doesn't just help your staff at work. It changes how they ta...
20/06/2026

The thing nobody tells you about Mental Health First Aid.

It doesn't just help your staff at work. It changes how they talk to the people they love. The friend who's drinking too much. The brother who never answers his phone. The parent who keeps saying they're fine. Two days of training. They walk out with words they didn't have before.

Get in touch to train your team. Custom options available. Link in bio.

Restlessness. Muscle tension. Trouble sleeping. Fatigue that does not make sense. A mind that will not switch off.  That...
19/06/2026

Restlessness. Muscle tension. Trouble sleeping. Fatigue that does not make sense. A mind that will not switch off.

That is why movement, rest, breathing and sleep are not soft suggestions. They are actually part of the treatment.

Connecting you with trusted psychologists and counsellors. New appointments open now. Link in bio.

19/06/2026

A late diagnosis of ADHD or autism changes how a person understands their entire history.

Suddenly the job that did not work out, the relationship that fell apart, the years of feeling like they were failing at something everyone else found easy, all of it has a different explanation. Not character. Not effort. Neurology.

For many people this shift is extraordinary. A profound sense of relief. Permission to finally be kind to themselves about a past they had spent years judging.

Alongside the relief, grief is also common. For the years without that understanding. For the support that was not available. For the paths that were not taken.

Post-diagnosis therapy helps people hold both of those things. To understand the past differently and build something more workable and more honest going forward.

Individual therapy for ADHD and neurodiversity at The Therapy Hub. In person and via telehealth across Australia.

[email protected] | (03) 9958 8772

19/06/2026

Medication can help with focus and impulse regulation for many people with ADHD. What it does not address is the emotional and relational impact of years of struggling without understanding why.

Many adults with ADHD arrive at therapy carrying significant shame. They have internalised the message that they are difficult, unreliable or not trying hard enough. There may be a history of jobs that did not work out, relationships that suffered, or a persistent sense of being on the outside of something everyone else finds manageable.

Therapy for ADHD works with those beliefs and patterns directly. Understanding how the brain works, building strategies that fit the actual life rather than an idealised one, and repairing the self-image that years of undiagnosed or unsupported ADHD can damage.

Individual therapy for ADHD at The Therapy Hub. For adults navigating diagnosis, post-diagnosis adjustment and the long-term experience of living with ADHD.

[email protected] | (03) 9958 8772

08/06/2026

Did you know there is one specific habit that can predict the end of a relationship with almost 90% accuracy? It’s not just "fighting" or having a bad day it’s something much deeper and more damaging: Contempt.

We’ve all been annoyed with our partner before, but contempt is different. It’s that sharp sarcasm, the dramatic eye-roll, or that "tone" that basically says, "I’m better than you." It sounds like saying, "Well, I’M never late," or "I didn't forget, clearly you did." It’s a way of talking that makes your partner feel like they are "beneath" you. Instead of just being mad about a mistake, you’re basically telling them that you find them disappointing or even disgusting.

In the world of relationship therapy, we call this one of the "Four Horsemen." Think of it like a slow-acting poison for your connection. While normal frustration focuses on a problem (like a messy kitchen), contempt focuses on the person (calling them lazy or irresponsible). It’s all about superiority—putting yourself on a pedestal and looking down on the person you love. Once this becomes the "normal" way you talk to each other, it’s almost impossible to feel like a team because one person is always trying to "win" by making the other feel small.

Have you noticed "The Eye Roll" or a sharp, sarcastic tone creeping into your home? 🚩 It’s a major warning sign that your relationship needs a reset. Tap the link in our bio to find our latest guide on how to trade contempt for respect again.

01/06/2026

Ever feel like it’s just "safer" to stay silent than to bring something up to your partner? When every conversation feels like it’s going to turn into a blowout, we start walking on eggshells just to keep the peace.

The problem is, that "peace" is actually just distance. We think we’re avoiding a fight, but what we’re actually doing is building a wall. It starts small maybe a sharp comment here or a cold shoulder there but eventually, you realize you haven’t had a real conversation in weeks. You’re not talking because you’re afraid of the outcome, but the silence is actually doing more damage than the argument ever would.

In the therapy world, we look for four specific "warning signs" that push couples apart: Criticism, Defensiveness, Stonewalling, and Contempt. * Criticism is when you attack their character instead of the behavior.

Stonewalling is when one person completely shuts down or walks away mid-talk.

When these four habits show up, they act like a "blocker" to connection. Instead of resolving the issue, they just escalate the hurt. If you don't have the tools to navigate these four things, your brain learns to associate "talking" with "pain," so you just stop trying.

Are you in a season of "staying silent" to avoid the storm? It’s a lonely place to be. Check out the link in our bio for our latest guide on how to start talking again without the blowups.

You're not fighting. There's no big blow-up, no obvious crisis. You're doing life together, managing the logistics, bein...
31/05/2026

You're not fighting. There's no big blow-up, no obvious crisis. You're doing life together, managing the logistics, being perfectly civil. You've just stopped really connecting. That's the version most couples don't see coming.
John Gottman's research found that it's not conflict that ends most relationships. It's the slow withdrawal. The stonewalling, the distance, the moments where one person reaches out and the other isn't really there. Ice, not fire.
The good news is that distance is workable. Couples therapy isn't only for relationships in crisis. It's also for the ones that have quietly drifted and want to find their way back to each other.

We offer couples therapy at The Therapy Hub, including Gottman Method and marathon sessions for couples who want to do deeper work in a concentrated time. Get in touch via the link in bio.

You've been pushing through for months. Getting up, showing up, doing what needs to be done. Telling yourself you should...
29/05/2026

You've been pushing through for months. Getting up, showing up, doing what needs to be done. Telling yourself you should be able to manage this. That other people have it harder. That it'll pass if you just keep going.

Depression doesn't look like weakness. It often looks like someone who's been trying incredibly hard for a very long time.

It's a real, recognised condition that responds well to treatment. It's not a character flaw, it's not something you brought on yourself, and it's not something you need to white-knuckle your way through alone.
If you've been feeling flat, exhausted, disconnected or just not like yourself, that's worth paying attention to. Support is available and it does make a difference.

Get in touch via the link in bio or visit thetherapyhub.com.au to find out more about how we can help.
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28/05/2026

Therapy for ADHD at The Therapy Hub addresses the emotional and relational impacts that medication does not. The shame, the frustration, the burnout, the patterns in relationships that ADHD can create without anyone fully understanding why.

Individual therapy for ADHD and neurodiversity. For adults and young people.

[email protected] | (03) 9958 8772

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Level 1/45 Ryan Street
Melbourne, VIC
3011

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

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