Relationship counsellors say the increasing need for a COVID-19 vaccination to work, travel and dine out may begin to tear families apart.
Ms Holden expects many people might be hoping their partner has a change of heart before the school year begins.
She said couples and families needed to understand the other person's position and hear their concerns."We don't want them to get COVID, or we don't want them to get the injection because we're scared of what the"If you can talk about your fears, and talk about your feelings and your emotions around that, and understand where each other's coming from, then I believe you can come to some kind of understanding for each other.
For other family members, she said you could still support the person while taking your own precautions. "If a person decides they don't want to be vaccinated, that's their choice to do that [and] you can make your own choices about yourself."
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