Resolve Relationship Therapy & Reflective Practice offers attachment-informed therapy and reflective practice for individuals, couples, families, and professionals. Led by Katie, a Registered Mental Health Social Worker and Clinical Family Therapist with over eleven years’ experience, the practice provides a warm, inclusive, and psychologically safe space to explore patterns, strengthen relationships, and support emotional wellbeing.
Therapy provides a supportive and reflective space to slow down, understand yourself more deeply, and explore how your experiences shape the way you relate to yourself and others.
Increase self-awareness and emotional insight
Develop self-compassion and emotional resilience
Understand how early attachment and life experiences influence current patterns
Identify and gently shift unhelpful beliefs and ways of relating
Strengthen communication and connection in relationships
Move toward a more grounded, authentic, and fulfilling life
Resolve Relationship Therapy & Reflective Practice is a Melbourne-based practice supporting emotional wellbeing, relationships, and professional development.
Katie is a Registered Mental Health Social Worker and Clinical Family Therapist with extensive experience working across complex systems including mental health, forensics, and family violence. Her work is deeply informed by attachment theory and a strong interest in how early relationships shape our patterns of connection across the lifespan.
Therapy at Resolve Relationship Therapy & Reflective Practice is a space to pause, reflect, and make sense of what feels difficult or stuck. The focus is on understanding how experiences, relationships, and systems influence the way we respond, connect, and cope. Sessions are guided by curiosity and care, supporting change that feels steady, respectful, and sustainable.
Therapy is offered for adolescents, individuals, couples, and families seeking greater understanding, connection, and emotional wellbeing. Work focuses on how experiences, relationships, and attachment patterns shape thoughts, emotions, and behaviour.
Relationship difficulties and communication breakdown
Conflict within couples or families
Anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and stress
Attachment and relational patterns shaped by early experiences
Parenting challenges and family transitions
Adolescent emotional or behavioural concerns
Life changes such as separation, loss, or adjustment
Difficulties with intimacy, trust, or connection
Managing strong emotions and interpersonal conflict
Navigating identity, roles, and changing relationships
