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A few months ago, I went on a date with a 65-year-old. Who lives in another country 80 per cent of the time. My head told me it didn’t make sense to date someone who was geographically impractical and almost 20 years older than the oldest man I’d ever dated. But my heart urged me…
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You know the drill: meet, fall in love, marry (if you want to) and live happily ever after. But as many of us discover, when you throw career aspirations, kids and general tiredness into the mix, our relationships can suffer. Alana and Laura chat about their husbands and offer some great advice they’ve received along the…
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Why does rejection hurt so much? Psychologist Rachel Voysey’s answer might surprise you. Rejection is an inevitable part of dating so Sami Lukis chats to Psychologist Rachel about how we can get better at dealing with it…and the answer involves Tim Tams. Listen Here
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Therapist Rachel Voysey joins Sami Lukis to discuss how people are affected by toxic relationships, the red flags to look out for in the early stages of dating and how to know if you’re truly compatible with someone. Listen Here
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hese days, it’s fairly standard to seek the services of a personal trainer in a gym or a management coach at work. But what about consulting an expert to improve the state of your marriage? Psychologist Rachel Voysey from The Relationship Room believes that while Australians have enthusiastically taken to self-improvement, relationship counselling is seen…
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Coronavirus is making dating feel impossible. How can we approach dating in a safe and ethical way? Rachel speaks to ABC Journalist, Cassandra Steeth. https://www.abc.net.au/life/how-do-you-date-during-coronavirus-pandemic/12089968
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https://www.elle.com.au/culture/what-is-micro-cheating-22665 Dotted along the sliding scale of relationship statuses—between satisfyingly single and consciously coupled—is a menagerie of ludicrous-sounding concepts that have become permanent fixtures in the dating lexicon: ghosting, orbiting, breadcrumbing. The dating landscape is in flux as never before—the way we’re meeting our partners and the boundaries we set with them once we’re settled (if…
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I could see how hard my son Toby was working as he splashed up the lane at swimming class. I gave him a big smile and a wave when his happy face emerged from the deep end, proud that all his efforts were paying off. Toby could swim well and at just seven-years-old, he was already…
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