Meet Our Sydney-Based Relationship & Family Therapy Team
We are a multidisciplinary team of accredited therapists in Sydney, offering evidence-based support for couples and families. Our practice specialises in relationship repair, family transitions, communication challenges, parenting issues, and trauma, both in-person and via Telehealth across Australia.
Our Therapists
From infidelity and communication breakdowns to family transitions and blended dynamics, our team offers care that’s compassionate and practical. Each therapist brings a distinct lens and voice, united by a shared commitment to people-first therapy.
Jacqueline McDiarmid – Founder – Couple & Family Therapist
Jacqueline brings over 25 years of experience supporting individuals, couples, and families through complex relationship and mental health challenges. She’s especially skilled in post-separation work, ADHD/ASD parenting, and high-conflict family dynamics.
Alex Ryder – Couples Therapist & Family Counsellor
Alex is an experienced, compassionate couples therapist known for creating a space where clients feel heard and hopeful. He draws on Gottman and systemic approaches to help couples navigate complex emotional terrain and strengthen their connection.
Ramsay Everingham – Couples Therapist & Family Counsellor
Ramsay is a calm, thoughtful therapist known for his depth and authenticity. He’s especially experienced in working with trauma, adult family estrangement, and couples who’ve found limited success with previous counselling.
Claudia Chakar – Couple & Family Therapist
Claudia brings over 20 years of experience to her work with couples and families, combining deep clinical insight with warmth and direct guidance. She’s especially skilled in high-conflict family dynamics, trauma recovery, and child-inclusive separation support.
Dr. Tani Khara – Relationship and couples therapist
Tani brings a cross-cultural perspective to her work as a couple’s therapist. She grew up in Singapore, and has worked in Singapore, Australia, India and the United Kingdom. Her personal experiences have given her great insight into two challenges that can affect how couples communicate, manage conflict, and experience connection.
Denny Maclaine – Relationship and couples therapist
Denny is a compassionate and encouraging therapist with more than 25 years’ experience as a mental health professional. Although calm in her style, Denny also challenges her clients to gain insights and do the work that can improve their relationships. She has been described as an “intuitive therapist”, whose non-judgemental support helps her clients heal wounds and change unhelpful patterns.
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What We Stand for as a Team
Every therapist here is driven by a core belief: that relationship and family struggles can become opportunities for clarity, growth, and connection. Whether you’re seeking healing, guidance, or just a starting place — we’re here to meet you with warmth and professionalism.
We understand that trust is earned. That’s why we make our team bios, modalities, and approaches completely transparent, so you can make the most informed and empowered choice.
Therapy That’s Accessible and Supportive
What Makes Getting Help with Us So Easy
- Book a Free 15-Minute Consult: Start with zero commitment — just a conversation.
- Telehealth & In-Person Options: Flexible care in Sydney and across Australia
- Evening & Weekend Appointments: Care that fits your schedule.
- Quick, Compassionate Matching: We help you find the right fit from the start.
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
Let’s help you take the next step, with a therapist who truly gets it.
Let’s Take the First Step Together
Therapy is an investment in your emotional future. Whether you’re navigating conflict, recovering from betrayal, or simply needing to reconnect, the right therapist makes all the difference. And the right team surrounds you with care from your very first inquiry.
Don’t wait for things to get worse. Take the first step, now.