Toby Green & Associates is the only national private counselling practice in Australia, and operates as a philanthropic organisation. We have practitioners in most of the major cities, and also offer email and counselling services.

Welcome to Toby Green and Associates

Psychologist Toby Green's therapy is known for its direct, no-nonsense, humour filled, common sense technique. Australia's Media Psychologist, Toby Green's column appears every week in News Limited's Body & Soul. For eight years, Toby appeared as a regular on Good Morning Australia and has made numerous guest appearances on a variety of television programs.

Toby is the author of If You Really Loved Me and The Men's Room and her new book how to SNAP OUT OF IT.

Toby and her team of psychologists and counsellors in Sydney, Melbourne Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth are fully qualified relationship therapists.

Through the power of the internet Toby has been able to expand her face to face counselling service. Relationship advice is now available direct to clients by email or telephone, a convenience for many, especially in remote areas and for those who have time or travel restrictions.

Who would benefit from seeing Toby Green and Associates?
Marriage and Relationship guidance
Commitment issues
How to re-start a relationship
Sexuality
Interfamily issues
Workplace issues

Ever had trouble with

Relationships,

Commitment,

Understanding
your partner,

Forgiving your parents,

Living the life you
have always dreamt of?

Then you will enjoy Toby Green's NEW book a collection of profound insights to life that Toby has drawn on from her own experiences.
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Family Planning, Sunday, May 11, 2008

THE "whose life is worse" competition always brings up a winner. Barry and Lois weren't going to let anything happen by accident. They each had divorced parents and friends whose marriages hadn't even made it to the five-year mark.

Barry and Lois weren’t going to let anything happen by accident. They each had divorced parents and friends whose marriages hadn’t even made it to the five-year mark. They read self-help books and even went for premarital counselling.