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Relationship therapy — Melbourne & telehealth

Relationship therapy that doesn't make you explain ENM 101.

You've searched "couples therapist Melbourne" and every result looks the same. We're not that. Unison's therapists work with couples, throuples, polycules, and relationship structures most practices have never sat in a room with — without you having to educate your own therapist first.

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Who this is for

  • Couples who want to communicate without the same fight on repeat
  • Polyamorous and open relationships — including hinge dynamics and polycule sessions
  • Partners navigating trust, jealousy, desire differences, or big transitions
  • Three or more participants — multi-partner constellations and family-of-choice

What to expect

  • Longer 65–75 minute sessions built for more than one nervous system in the room
  • Emotion-Focused Therapy, Gottman-informed and systemic approaches
  • A therapist experienced in non-traditional structures — no "ENM 101" required
  • Online across Australia, or in person at our Carlton office

Why Unison, not a generalist clinic?

Relationship diversity is not a side offering here — it is the work Unison was founded on. Our team includes therapists experienced in polyamory, relationship anarchy, and kink-aware practice, alongside accredited mediation for separation and co-parenting.

Therapists who work in this space

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Meg Wilson

Founder, Psychotherapist · she/her

Meg is the founder and lead psychotherapist for Unison. For over a decade, she has integrated clinical psychotherapy with creative art therapies and systemic relationship models, with a special focus on non-typical relationship structures.

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Natasha Lama

Counsellor & Sex Therapist · she/her

Natasha is a registered psychotherapist with a Master's in Counselling and specialised clinical training in sex therapy. She offers inclusive sex therapy, multicultural counselling, and sex-positive, relationship-diverse care.

Ready when you are.

Start with a free 15-minute fit call — a real conversation with a therapist, not a sales pitch. If it isn’t the right fit, we’ll say so and point you somewhere better.

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