Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa ferrari

Leading psychotherapist and couple’s counsellor Melissa Ferrari joins the show to break down one of Kyle & Jackie's most explosive off air fights ever. A lot of hatred was thrown around so we wanted to see if Melissa thinks this is repairable or just the usual 'married couple' kind of fight. Have a listen...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Ferrari - a counsellor and psycho-therapist for Couples. As it's Valentine's Day soon, we look at the various stages of couple-dom, how to get a relationship back on track and one of the biggest mistakes couples make when they are in trouble.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Ferrari is one of Australia's most sought-after therapists who possesses over 20 years' experience in couples counselling and individual psychotherapy who is regularly called upon as a relationship expert across national media. “What I believe in is very simple. Most of us do better in healthy secure relationships. Part of my job is to help you find your way there.”  Melissa uses a range of proven approaches in her practice to help couples heal and reconnect having dedicated herself to a life of learning. A Clinical Member of the Australian College of Relationship Counsellors and PACFA College of Psychotherapy, Melissa is also one of the few therapists in the country to have received training from the world's most renowned pioneer in couples counselling, Dr Stan Tatkin, founder of the PACT Training Institute.  Find out more at: https://www.melissaferrari.com.au/about  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we are joined once again with Australia's most sought-after Psychotherapist, Melissa Ferrari. In this episode, Sam Makhoul and Melissa Ferrari shares with us topics such as, how do you know when you have found the one, when do you know when to have sex and get intimate with someone you have just started dating, how do you know it's time to commit to someone long term and how do you prepare to meet the parents. The pair also discuss: What if one partner is not satisfied sexually in the relationship What if one partner only wants to have sex in a relationship and the other wants to make love A silver lining to COVID and connection Agreements/Guiding Principles Distractions in relationships What if a person isn't ready to commit in a relationship Pro-Self and Pro- relationships How do you know when you have found the one What is one person doesn't want to have children in a relationship Is sex important in a relationship When do you know to be intimate with someone when you start dating Taking risks in short-term relationships How do you prepare to meet the parents in a new relationship What is the ‘Management of Thirds' What if the parents don't approve What if your partners family means a lot to them The benefits of relationships Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here. Short for time? Skip ahead using the below timestamps: 00:47 – What if one partner is not satisfied sexually in the relationship 3:11 – What if one partner only wants to have sex in a relationship and the other wants to make love 4:06 – A silver lining to COVID and connection 5:11 – Agreements/Guiding Principles 5:29 – Distractions in relationships 7:18 – What if a person isn't ready to commit in a relationship 10:07 – Pro-Self and Pro-relationships 12:12 – How do you know when you have found the one 13:01 – What is one person doesn't want to have children in a relationship 14:01 – Is sex important in a relationship 17:05 – When do you know to be intimate with someone when you start dating 20:05 – Attractions 21:29 – Taking risks in short-term relationships 22:30 – How do you prepare to meet the parents in a new relationship 24:09 – What is the ‘Management of Thirds' 24: 57 – What if the parents don't approve 25:24 – What if your partners family means a lot to them 26:26 – The benefits of relationships 27:38 – Melissa Ferrari's contact details Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here.

Today we are joined once again with Australia's most sought-after Psychotherapist, Melissa Ferrari. In this episode, Sam Makhoul and Melissa Ferrari shares with us how can single people get into a relationship and should you put together a checklist of wants in a partner. The pair also discuss: What's it like being single Why are some singles scared to enter into a relationship Melissa's best piece of advice for healing from being hurt from past relationships Benefits of being friends before going into a relationship The concept of slowing down in a relationship A women and man's perspective on a relationship Agreements/Guiding Principles in relationships What is an emotional checklist The most common challenge amongst singles Trauma of relationships Do you need to be well before you embark on a relationship Repair in relationships Monogamous relationships Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here. Short for time? Skip ahead using the below timestamps: 4:57 – A recap of previous podcast episode with Melissa, Ep. #53: How To Reconnect With Your Partner 5:41 – What's it like being single 7:43 – Lockdown is a time for singles to take stock of who they are 8:38 – Is there an argument for people who are single to be in a relationship 9:49 – Why are some singles scared to enter a relationship 11:34 – Melissa's best piece of advice for healing from being hurt from past relationships 12:46 – Benefits of being friends before going into a relationship 14:02 – The concept of slowing down in a relationship 18:25 – A women's perspective on relationships 19:16 – Successful relationships need to have Agreements/Guiding Principles 20:57 – An emotional checklist 23:10 – The most common challenge amongst singles 23:55 – Trauma of relationships 25:09 – A relationship can make you sick 25:53 – Do you need to be well before you embark on a relationship 27:28 – Repair in relationships Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here.

In this week's episode of "Carry On" Melissa Ferrari and Wylie Mandeville discuss Nation's Finest Mobile Service Units and how they help veterans.

How do you look after yourself in a relationship? We're used to doing everything for our partners but how do we make sure that we keep ourselves happy and healthy. Maz Compton and Dr. Sam Hay chat with Relationships Councillor and Psychotherapist Melissa Ferrari to chat about the difference between self-regulation and co-regulation and how we can make sure both ourselves and our partners are being heard. https://www.melissaferrari.com.au/ For more episodes download the LiSTNR appSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A NOTE FROM JASON: Hello from Berkeley-  We all know the therapy cliches about how we end up marrying our parents or how our early childhoods lay out the behavior patterns of our functioning as adults.  The cliches are true-- one way that we learn to help couples is by understanding models of human development and early relationship patterns.   The therapists who has a deep understanding of the science of attachment and utilizes it well to help couples can heal old attachment wounds and move development forward.  It's a powerful tool.  So This episode answers the question... How does a couples therapist learn how to connect early attachment to the current day challenges that couples face?!   I am very fortunate to have a rock-solid consultant for this dive into attachment.  My fellow PACT couples therapist Melissa Ferrari.  Melissa is based in Australia and her curiosity and enthusiasm for helping couples is infectious.   I want to pull out a quote from the episode that really stuck with me, Melissa asks- “How does this couple lay together, knowing we both feel inadequate together and that's okay?”  If you have been following along this far you will know that “this couple” is Bart and Susan and that addressing feelings of inadequacy has been one of the main themes and struggles in the interviews.   Melissa asks us to imagine how couples therapy could build a safe enough container for Bart and Susan to share their feelings of inadequacy about being deeply dependent upon each other as a way to move the relationship forward.  It's really a beautiful way to frame their challenges and it rests on a solid foundation of helping to heal old attachment wounds through building safety and security in Bart and Susan's current relationship.  To me, it very moving, exciting  and poetic.  I hope you feel the same when you take a listen.  JB ABOUT SEASON 2 of HUMAN NURTURE: Hosted by Jason Brand, LCSW a practicing couples therapist in Berkeley, California.   In Season 2 of Human Nurture we will cover PACT in Training.  PACT stands for a Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy and has a reputation for effectively helping the most challenging situations that come up between couples.   This season, we will answer the question, "How does a couples therapist learn to help with THAT?!?"   "THAT?!?" could be any challenge that a couple brings into counseling-- from infidelity, to arguments about money, to processing past trauma, to decisions about the health and well being of a child.  This season gives an insider's view to the world of couples therapy through interviews with actual couples and consultation interviews with other expert PACT therapists.  If you are a couples therapist looking to sharpen your skills, or if you are just curious about how couples therapists learn to do their job, tune into this season of Human Nurture. 

How did you meet your partner? Was it love at first sight? Or a slow burn? Philip Clark took a look at how relationships start and if its best to start as friends.

A NOTE FROM JASON: Hey, I hope you got a chance to listen to the first half of the second interview with Bart and Susan.  Just in case you are not up to speed, Bart and Susan are an engaged couple in their 50's who have been together for 3 years.  They face challenges around, “money, work and time” that keep them from moving securely towards marriage.  In this second interview you get a real sense of how Bart's enthusiasm and Susan's thoughtfulness act as the glue that brought them together.  The challenge is that these very strengths appear quite different under the microscope of depending deeply on each other.   Susan's thoughtfulness comes with worry and Bart's enthusiasm lacks follow through.This worked well enough when they were on their own, now they realize that they are going to need to learn together how to become a thoughtful and enthusiastic team.  In order to do this, Bart is learning how to better hold worry and Susan is learning how to better hold enthusiasm.  (Notice the many times in this interview Bart presents to Susan how he is trying to be more thoughtful and Susan tries to hold onto his enthusiasm.) In order to grow in these ways, they have to stop the patterns that led to going into destructive self protective places. Susan has to slow her worry about her future with Bart and he has to slow his over promising without organization and follow through.  They are both happy to report that they have stopped themselves from going into some of these old patterns but not functioning in these ways also leaves a void between them. Finding a way to help the couple venture into that void and experience, “a gentle unfolding of the soul” (as Rob Fisher put it in Season 1 - Episode 11) is the job of the couples therapist.  How do you learn to do that?!? Well, take a listen to my clinical interview and then listen to my two follow up interviews (arriving next month) with Melissa Ferrari and Debbie Campbell as we take up that very question. Thank you for tuning in and I hope you enjoy.  

In this week's episode of "Carry On" Melissa Ferrari and Wylie Mandeville discuss Nation's Finest Mobile Service Units and how they help veterans.

What impact does mental or physical illness have on couples?

Melissa Ferrari, relationship counsellor and psychotherapist, told Tom Elliott she wasn't surprised. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2020 taught us lessons that will shape the way we grow and excel in the year to come. It taught us resilience, the power of saying “no” and how to reconnect with our loved ones. So in today's episode, Sam Makhoul flies' solo to discuss with you the biggest lessons learnt this year, as well as two crucial topics to ensure you are well equipped for 2021. He also explains why we are all obsessed with focusing on things we cannot control and the importance of practising acceptance in our everyday life. 2020 has been a big year for all of us, but there are certainly some great learning we can all take from it. So, give this week's podcast a listen today. Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here. Short for time? Then, why not skip ahead using the below timestamps: 1:20 – How our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health is impacted by the moments we control 5:35 – The most important learnings of 2020 5:50 – First learning of 2020 – Mental and emotional well being Listen to Dr Guy Winch's episode on How To Be Emotionally Stronger During This Pandemic. 7:20 – Second learning – Dangers of digital and social media Listen to Dr Kristy Goodwin's episode on How Much Screen Time Is Too Much? 9:20 – Third learning – Resilience is an important quality Listen to Stacey Copas' episode How To Build Resilience And Overcome Adversity. 10:33 – Fourth learning – The importance of sleep / How fixing sleep can help your anxiety Listen to Alessandra Edwards' episode on How To Reset Your Body Clock For Rejuvenating Sleep. 15:10 – Fifth learning – How more time at home leads to better relationships 22:00 – Sixth learning – Connection and communication is critical Listen to Melissa Ferrari's episode on How To Reconnect With Your Partner. Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here.

Relationships fulfil one very important tree of our lives. But they also involve hard work to ensure it thrives and flourishes as time passes. So on the podcast this week, Sam Makhoul is joined by one of Australia's most sought-after couple's therapists, Melissa Ferrari. With over 20 years' experience in couples counselling and individual psychotherapy, Melissa has helped thousands of individuals and couples gain insight into their relationship problems and work towards maintaining and developing a loving relationship. During this podcast, Sam and Melissa deep dive into how to reconnect with your partner and discuss: • How COVID-19 has affected relationships • Tips on reconnecting with your loved one • Why conflict can help your relationship grow • How to stop family members from meddling in your relationship • Why people cheat and the different formats of cheating Make sure you subscribe to our mailing list to have receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here. Short for time? Then, why not skip ahead using the below timestamps: 5:20 – How COVID-19 has affected our relationships 12:25 – The biggest cause to conflict in a relationship 15:13 - How to reconnect with your partner 18:21 – How conflict avoidance affects relationships 21:35 – The tools you need to resolve conflict 26:36 – How to make good memories 29:22 – Why couples divorce 35:26 – How adult relationships mould our children's future relationships 43:02 – The impact of family pressures 48:21 – Why people cheat in a relationship 54:18 – The signs for when couples should consider seeing a therapist Don't forget to subscribe to our mailing list to have receive our newly released podcasts straight to your inbox. Sign up here.

In our second episode, you’ll meet the better halves of Vic and Al, AKA their wives! This week’s Dadlema is all about keeping the romance in your relationship once the kids arrive, plus we get some expert advice on the topic from relationship counsellor Melissa Ferrari. Got a Dadlema you want us to cover? Get in touch at daditude@globalstorynetwork.com

The number one piece of advice people tell you when you're going through separation and divorce is to get support. From your friends, your family and professionals. But where do you start? And if you are a friend or a family member of someone who’s going through the break down of a family, what can you do to be as helpful as you can? On this episode of The Split, Mandy seeks advice from relationships counselor, Melissa Ferrari, and the woman who got her through two separations, her mum Carol. If you’re going through a separation or know someone who is, The Split is here to help… CREDITS: The Split is hosted by Mandy Nolan. With thanks to Carol Nolan and Melissa Ferrari https://melissaferrari.com.au/ If you have a question for Nama, email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au The Split is produced by Elissa Ratliff GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Email the show at podcast@mamamia.com.au Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia The Split is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here.Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No one enters a relationship planning separation or divorce, but with the one in three marriages ending in divorce, its something we need to talk about… So how do you know if your relationship is over? Are you just going through a bad patch or is this it? On the first episode of our separation and divorce podcast, Mandy Nolan talks you through the signs that your relationship has come to an end. She’s joined by counsellor Melissa Ferrari who will tell you the difference between a healthy relationship and an unhealthy one, and by former Lawyer Nama Winston who has been happily divorced for 10 years. If you’re going through a separation or know someone who is, The Split is here to help… CREDITS: The Split is hosted by Mandy Nolan. With thanks to our resident therapist Melissa Ferrari https://melissaferrari.com.au/ If you have a question for Nama, email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au The Split is produced by Elissa Ratliff GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Email the show at podcast@mamamia.com.au Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia The Split is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here.Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shaun T inspired Meghan Daley when he started to talk about 5 people in your positive circle, well Melissa Ferrari is definitely one of those people in Meghan Daley's Life. It is time to understand that you can be a wife, have a career, travel, and purse dreams/hobbies! You can find Melissa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissabferrari Meghan Daley created "Everyone has a journey; don't let yours hold you back. Any goal is attainable; reach for it!" Website Community: beacons.ai/livefearlessly_akf Website Blog: meghandaleyaiken.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TEAMSAMAKF Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livefearlessly_akf TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@MeghanDaleyAiken Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/Livefearlessly_akf/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lBME9-G9WozGjH48zkEmg Twitter: https://twitter.com/Aiken_Daley --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meghan-elizabeth2/support

From nappy rash to gastro and the odd lego piece up the nose, the first 12 months of mum life can be pretty stressful. But CPR Kids' Nicole Ovens says we need to  learn to trust our instincts. She joins us in the studio to chat common health issues, baby first aid and when to go with your gut. In news this week, one mum has asked the internet for advice on confronting her MIL and we discuss 'man-proofing' your finances. And do you need help keeping the spark alive? Psychotherapist Melissa Ferrari reveals how to maintain a healthy relationship after kids.  SHOW NOTES Your hosts are Mel Wilson and Cassie Hamer with special guest Giles Hardie and our huge thanksto Nicole Ovens and Melissa Ferrari.This podcast was produced by Sinead Barrett and Nina Young.We've got a bit of a favour to ask; we'd love you to Subscribe to The Juggling Act in your podcast app and leave us a review. It only takes a few secs and helps other people discover The Juggling Act.Have you got a story that you think our listeners will want love? We'd like to hear from you!   Email us at Kidspot.Editorial@news.com.au, join the conversation on the Kidspot Facebook page or tweet us at @KidspotSocial   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Do women still expect it or do they now prefer the independence? Well, it is the 21st century, so often people nowadays enjoy sharing the cost But how do you even address that discussion on a first date? Jonathon Coleman and Melissa Ferrari were joined in the studio by Love Coach from The School Of Attraction, Denny Jones to talk about first date etiquette." ----------------------FREE Tinder Guide Giveaway!!! Click the link below for your download and let me know what you think! You'll also find the best seller "Sincere Seduction" as an audiobook in the back.  https://goo.gl/Rn9JR9 ---------------------- Just a reminder that I'm here to provide as much value as possible to those looking to improve with women in any capacity. We want to take the anxiety that's usually associated with pick up and put the fun back into it. So guys, tell me what you want to hear in the comments sections. If you've got questions, I've got answers. We have an advice line up and running now with Skype coaching options. Call me on: +6102 8003 3518 wherever you are in the world, or just DM me via https://www.facebook.com/oncallwingman Follow me on: Instagram: @denzel_jones_dating_coach Snapchat: denzel_jones Twitter: @Denzel_Jones Youtube: #OnCallWingman for all my shows 

Many older men live with the myth that their prime dating years are well behind them. Well, that's just not the case! I get back in the studio with Melissa Ferrari and Richard Prior to get to the bottom of this misconception and as always, I dish out some solid dating advice for you older men.   " ----------------------FREE Tinder Guide Giveaway!!! Click the link below for your download and let me know what you think! You'll also find the best seller "Sincere Seduction" as an audiobook in the back.  https://goo.gl/Rn9JR9 ---------------------- Just a reminder that I'm here to provide as much value as possible to those looking to improve with women in any capacity. We want to take the anxiety that's usually associated with pick up and put the fun back into it. So guys, tell me what you want to hear in the comments sections. If you've got questions, I've got answers. We have an advice line up and running now with Skype coaching options. Call me on: +6102 8003 3518 wherever you are in the world, or just DM me via https://www.facebook.com/oncallwingman Follow me on: Instagram: @denzel_jones_dating_coach Snapchat: denzel_jones Twitter: @Denzel_Jones Youtube: #OnCallWingman for all my shows 

"When it comes to dating, feeling nervous is normal when you want to make a good impression. Yet for many people struggling with dating anxiety, it can be difficult to share their true personality with a prospective love interest when they don’t feel confident.  Denny Jones is a professional dating coach at the School of Attraction and he shared his tips for how to be genuine when dating with Melissa Ferrari and David Prior on Talking Relationships" ----------------------FREE Tinder Guide Giveaway!!! Click the link below for your download and let me know what you think! You'll also find the best seller "Sincere Seduction" as an audiobook in the back.  https://goo.gl/Rn9JR9 ---------------------- Just a reminder that I'm here to provide as much value as possible to those looking to improve with women in any capacity. We want to take the anxiety that's usually associated with pick up and put the fun back into it. So guys, tell me what you want to hear in the comments sections. If you've got questions, I've got answers. We have an advice line up and running now with Skype coaching options. Call me on: +6102 8003 3518 wherever you are in the world, or just DM me via https://www.facebook.com/oncallwingman Follow me on: Instagram: @denzel_jones_dating_coach Snapchat: denzel_jones Twitter: @Denzel_Jones Youtube: #OnCallWingman for all my shows 

Melissa Ferrari is a couples’ therapist based out of Sydney, Australia. She runs a busy practice, holds weekend intensive sessions, hosts a radio show, and keeps up a popular Facebook page. In this interview, Melissa discusses how she became a psychotherapist, her approaches to marketing and social media, and how she balances her working life with her personal life. To get the show notes for this episode, you can go to http://www.julietaustin.com/bb63.

In our latest therapist success story, we interview Sydney couple therapist Melissa Ferrari to find out how she has created a successful private practice. Melissa has an interesting story because she has built her practice up from part-time work while volunteering and working in other jobs, to a thriving practice where she refers clients to her associates. Melissa has also been effective is using Facebook in a strategic way to drive traffic to her website and capture new counselling prospects. In this interview Melissa shares: How her practice evolved from a small part-time practice to full-time with associates Some of the challenges she experienced in building her practice The successful mindset that was instrumental in her business growth The most effective marketing strategies she has used in her practice How she grew her Facebook Page from 0 to over 6,500 fans How she has been getting more exposure in popular media The results she has seen in her business from these marketing strategies