Dr Richard Chambers is a clinical psychologist in private practice and an internationally recognized expert in mindfulness. He consults to a growing number of educational institutions, businesses and organizations, is a developer of the Smiling Mind app, and co-author of Mindful Learning.
Margie Ulbrick is a collaborative family lawyer, relationship counsellor, psychotherapist and writer, who makes extensive use of mindfulness skills in her work with couples, individuals and families.
Living Now Magazine, December 2017
“Stay connected to ourselves and our partner” 3 Page Feature – Click here to read the article in full.
Living Now Magazine, October 2017
“When we become mindful we learn to recognise the impact of our words and actions on everything around us, and can create powerful change in our communities and the world.” – Click here to read the 4 page feature article in full.
Australian Yoga Journal, October Issue
“Friendships greatly influence our ability to grow, so use this rejuvenating time to re-evaluate, reignite — perhaps release — relationships. Counsellor and co-author of Mindful Relationships (Exisle Publishing, 2016), Margie Ulbrick, shares some warning signs of potentially toxic relationships and wisdom regarding clearing the air” – Click here to read.
Conscious Lifestyle Magazine, September 2016
Mindful Relationships authors Dr Richard Chambers & Margie Ulbrick share advice on how to connect on a deeper level with your partner, and how to make those intimate moments even more special. Click here to read.
Welldoing, July 2016
“Blame is futile in relationships. This applies if you want to see a couple’s therapist but your partner isn’t keen. Using blame to coerce your partner into a therapist’s office is not likely to work. Instead, recognising that the dance you are in is created by both of you engenders kindness and compassion.” Read the full extract here at welldoing.org

Family Matters (Voice America), July 2016
Margie Ulbrick, Co-Author of Mindful Relationships gives an evocative interview on Voice America program, ‘Family Matters’.
Psych Central, July 2016
“Packed with several easy-to-do and useful exercises, tips on meditation and common sense wisdom, Mindful Relationships is a practical guide to developing a culture of awareness that will not only help us handle difficult emotions, but also help us take responsibility for our own actions, make better decisions, develop intimacy, tolerate failures, and cultivate a growth mindset” — Read the rest of this fantastic review here.
PS News, June 2016
“clearly and engagingly explore(s) how we can be more compassionate, increase our own awareness of relational patterns, calm and sooth our emotions and be there for others, communicate effectively, being empathetic, be more authentic in action and to work effectively in any sphere.”
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Good Reading, March 2016
“A practical guide for using mindfulness to enrich relationships for couples, families and workplaces.”
The Dr. Pat Show, March 2016
Click here to listen to author Margie Ulbrick talk on The Dr. Pat Show!