Information For You

Most people experience a life crisis at some point. Often, these experiences, and the feelings that come from them, are overwhelming and can be very isolating.

Friends and family might not always be the best people to talk these things through with, especially if we find our feelings embarrassing.

That‘s when non-judgmental and supportive counselling or psychotherapy can be very helpful.

I can offer you a supportive, empathic and non-judgmental space and offer a wide range of qualifications and training including:

• Psychadelic Psychotherapy

• EMDR Trained

• Complex Trauma Specialist

• MCouns (Family Therapy)

• BA (Hons) SocSci

• PACFA Accredited Clinical Supervisor

• Vocational Graduate Diploma

•  (Family Dispute Resolution)

• Diploma of Transpersonal Counselling

By looking at our unconscious thoughts and behaviour, we can gradually develop insight and stop repeating the things that hold us back from being all we can be.

For an initial session, please contact me. Any message will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Contacting a therapist can be one of the best steps towards healing and creating the life you desire.

Sometimes, it takes courage and can feel like a big step into the unknown.

It may bring you comfort to know that I am an Accredited Counsellor and Member of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia, which has a strict Code of Ethics that guarantees you quality and confidentiality.

Here is a guide which will hopefully reassure you in this process.

1. Initial contact
I am the only person who accesses the business phone and email address. This means that you can be assured of total confidentiality.
 

2. If phoning, when you first get in touch, please leave the following details:
(a) Your name
(b) Your contact email / telephone number
(c) Any special instructions e.g. convenient times to call, whether it is ok to leave a message when calling etc.

When I returned your call, I will say "I am responding to your enquiry" when I leave a message, just in case you don’t want others sharing your number / email address to know you have been in touch.

3. You can also complete the contact form on this site.
 

4. When we connect by phone, this conversation can be brief, and confirm:
(a) Telehealth appointment time and date

(b) Your preferred method of connection - phone or secure online telehealth session;
(c) Fees

It is natural to want to chat briefly and to see if you feel comfortable talking to me.

My practice is based in Sunshine Coast hinterland, and I am offering phone and secure online telehealth services.

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When we first talk, we will explore what you want to achieve in counselling. If you’re still not sure which is appropriate, that can be discussed too, as well as any questions you have.

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During this first call, a decision can be made whether we can work together and how (phone or a secure online telehealth session). You can then arrange the time and day that works for you.

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