Chloe Manier

Online Counsellor

Individual
Adults

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Qualifications

Dip Rth, Dip. Couns, Dip Bus Admin, Ct Hyp, Ct BLR, Ct Reconnective Healing, Ct The Reconnection, Adv Ct Reiki I, II, III

Languages

English

Clinical Hours

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 9am - 5pm

Fees

Individual Therapy: $170 (50 minutes)
Individual Therapy: $255 (80 minutes)

Chloe Manier

Online Counsellor

Individual
Adults

About Chloe Manier

Drawing from her psychotherapy healing background, Chloe firmly believes in a holistic approach to health, emphasising that mental, emotional, and physical well-being are essential for a fulfilling life. Her compassionate and non-judgmental approach helps individuals empower themselves to lead happier, more meaningful lives, regardless of past challenges. She also guides clients towards inner peace, self-confidence, joy, freedom, and well-being, helping them unlock their full potential. In addition, Chloe’s extensive travel and experience living in Australia and abroad have given her a deep understanding and empathy for individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Specialisations

Chloe works with both individuals and couples, she specialises in working with clients on various presentations such as Abuse, Trauma, Childhood Trauma, Grief and Loss, Relationship Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Burnout, Emotional Regulation, Low self-esteem issues, OCD, Social Interactions, Grief, Motivation, Dependency, and can provide cancer support.

Qualifications and Experience

Chloe earned her Diploma of Counselling from the Australia Institute of Professional Counsellors (AIPC) in 2019 and completed an Introduction to Psychology course at the University of Tasmania in 2021. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Psychological Science at Macquarie University in Sydney, with a focus on Abuse and Trauma, Grief, and Loss. Chloe has been working with clients since 2016 and regularly undergoes clinical supervision while continuing her education and learning.

Chloe has also completed her Diploma in Regression Therapy from PLRA Academy UK in 2016 and a Diploma in Business Administration. She has also attained a Certificate in Clinical Hypnosis from PLRA in 2013, a Certificate in Between Lives Spiritual Regression (BLR) from PLRA Academy UK, a Certificate in Practitioner Level 1 Reconnective Healing in 2012, a Certificate in Practitioner Level 2 The Reconnection in 2013 and a Certificate in Reiki Healing Level 1, 2 and Master Level 3.

Approach to Therapy

Chloe primarily uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Gestalt therapy, along with Relaxation techniques, Mindfulness, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Narrative Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy (PCT). She also offers Clinical Hypnotherapy, Regression Therapy, Reiki Healing and Reconnective Healing. By engaging with her client’s stories, Chloe works collaboratively to uncover personalised coping strategies tailored to their individual needs.

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Gentle Start-Up in Couples Communication

What is a Gentle Start-up?

Effective communication is the foundation of any healthy relationship, and this holds for couples as well. A gentle start-up in communication refers to initiating a conversation with care, empathy, and respect. It’s about setting a positive tone for the discussion, which is essential in ensuring both partners feel heard and understood.

In Asian households, where communication can sometimes be perceived as harsh or direct, the concept of a “gentle start-up” may seem jarring, and unfamiliar. Traditional Asian households often prioritize directness and sometimes even bluntness in communication, leading to misunderstandings and conflicts within couples.

In fact, gentle start-up is actually aligned when the values of Asian households. Many Asian households emphasize respect towards loved ones. In such contexts, starting a conversation gently can be seen as a sign of respect, even if the content of the conversation is a complaint.

Maintaining harmony is a fundamental value within Asian households as well. A gentle start-up not only reflects respect but also serves to preserve the equilibrium within the relationship. Initiating a conversation gently reinforces the importance of the relationship. This approach communicates that the relationship is more significant than any temporary disagreement or frustration.

In Asian households, collectivism and interdependence are deeply rooted cultural values. These values emphasize the interconnectedness of the couple and the idea that their actions and words can impact the entire relationship.

The gentle start-up approach aligns with these values and aims to minimize the emotional impact of difficult moments within the family. By choosing a more respectful and considerate tone, family members can navigate challenging conversations with minimal emotional harm, ultimately promoting healthier and more harmonious family dynamics.

Benefits of Gentle Start-Ups:

Enhanced Understanding:
- Initiating a conversation gently allows both partners to approach the topic with an open mind, fostering better understanding and empathy.
Reduced Defensiveness:
- A harsh start to a conversation can trigger defensiveness, making it challenging to resolve issues. A gentle start-up can minimize this defensiveness, leading to more productive discussions.
Conflict Resolution:
- By using a gentle approach, couples can create a safe space for addressing concerns and resolving conflicts constructively.

In Asian households, the importance of gentle start-ups in couples’ communication becomes evident when considering the cultural dynamics at play. While directness and bluntness have their place, employing a gentle approach can foster understanding, reduce defensiveness, and facilitate healthy conflict resolution. It’s a harmonious blend of traditional values and effective communication techniques that can lead to stronger, more resilient relationships in the context of diverse Asian households.