In Conversation with Dr Debra Campbell

We are delighted to have Dr Debra Campbell join us during Sunday Service as she launches her new book Lovelands. Rev Ric Holland will join Dr Campbell in conversation during the Sunday Service. Dr Campbell will be signing books in the library after the Service.

Nothing is more important to us than love, yet nothing is more painful than love gone wrong. Throughout our lives, dangerous fault-lines and crevasses can develop in our inner emotional landscapes due to past hurts and losses.

Lovelands is psychologist Dr Debra Campbell’s map for traversing the sometimes treacherous terrain of love and cultivating the wisdom and self-awareness for a passionate life and relationship.

Drawing on her personal experiences and professional knowledge of dysfunctional love relationships, Dr Campbell helps you to locate and identify your fault-lines so you can avoid repeating negative patterns and be empowered to make different choices.

Lovelands will guide readers in making sense of love and claiming the role of hero of your own life, sovereign of your Lovelands. 

About Dr Debra Campbell

Psychologist, couple therapist and former university lecturer in marriage and relationships, Debra Campbell has worked in private practice, consulting on everything from panic to depression and parenting problems, as well as spending a number of years as a couple therapist at Relationships Australia.

Prior to her work in psychology Debra taught yoga and meditation and was the director of Hobsons Bay Yoga and Natural Health and Newport Yoga Centre. To date mindfulness remains a cornerstone of her work in mental health and couple relationships.

Her research has been published in psychological journals in Australia and the USA. Debra lives in Melbourne, Australia, with her husband, kids and a dog. 

Debra can be found on Twitter: @drdebracampbell Instagram: @drdebracampbell and Online: www.drdebracampbell.com.