Mental health Psychological Support – Australia wide
Help is at hand
If you are going through a difficult time it can help to talk to someone. Whether you are dealing with issues of anxiety, isolation or are seeking practical support. Or for issues of addiction, depression, borderline personality disorder, OCD, neuro-diversity, eating disorders, grief, complex trauma, perinatal or relationship difficulties, including your sexual concerns, or are wanting to develop self-esteem, resilience and feel more in control, it can be both cathartic and healing to talk with someone in a therapeutic relationship characterised by empathy, genuineness and unconditional regard.
I am a Victim Services practitioner, Trauma Informed Certified and Neurodiversity-Affirming.
I integrate some latest research tools, which are well tested and are from evidence based models . I specialise in BPD and DID. Presentations such as borderline personality disorder, substance misuse disorders, binge eating, ADHD, and bipolar can be characterised by emotion dysregulation or not feeling in control. I also work with sexual health and porn addiction.
My approach is different from other well known treatments, which is beneficial for stabilisation, addressing the affects of a lifetime of trauma, which I believe is important work.
Take matters into your own hands
One hour clinical sessions for individuals, couples and families.
We have immediate availability.
Cancellations or rescheduling – changes require 24 hours notice. Referrals are not necessary. There is no Medicare rebate for these sessions. Check with your own private health care fund to see if it provides cover.
We are approved by SIRA Workers Compensation to treat workers in the NSW Workers Compensation System, SA & QLD will be considered.
Australia-wide online sessions available with private health rebates available.
Rapid Relief After Trauma
Experiencing distress after a sudden or overwhelming event?
Our trauma-focused sessions use an evidence-informed, brain-based process to help calm the body, reduce emotional distress, and support recovery after shock or crisis. Gentle. Effective. Grounded in neuroscience. Suitable for workplace incidents, accidents, or acute emotional events.
” At the end of the first session I sighed with relief”
Professional Counselling & Psychotherapy for Real Change
Our counselling and psychotherapy services offer a safe, supportive space to work through trauma, anxiety, stress, and relationship challenges.
Grounded in internationally recognised, evidence-based approaches, we draw on the latest research in neuroscience, attachment, and trauma recovery to help you achieve genuine, lasting change — not just symptom relief.
Each session is tailored to your individual needs, helping you calm the nervous system, make sense of difficult experiences, and strengthen emotional resilience. Discover how evidence-based, compassionate therapy can help you move forward with greater clarity, balance, and confidence.
Counsellors and Psychotherapists are part of the National Standards released by the Australian Government, The Hon Mark Butler MP. https://www.pacfa.org.au/portal/portal/Prac-Res/national-standards.aspx?hkey=31e2412a-05f7-453c-92b0-cb2ad951c7be#tab-1
Our Privacy policy
This policy outlines the ways in which we handle the personal information of our clients.
We take privacy seriously and are committed to complying with the Australian Privacy
Principles in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Personal information
Personal information is any information about an individual that can be used to identify them
directly or indirectly, such as name, address, phone number, email address, and date of birth.
Sensitive information is a type of personal information which includes details, for example,
about a person’s racial or ethnic origins, political or religious beliefs, sexual orientation,
health or genetic information, family court orders or criminal record. The breach of sensitive
information is likely to leave people open to discrimination or embarrassment.
Why we collect personal information
The sharing of personal information by a client to us assists to assess and support the client
in processing their identified concerns. Personal information is retained to enable us to provide
a relevant and informed service. Within our practice and due to our duty of care a client
cannot be anonymous. A client may request to use a pseudonym, but a name as listed on ID’s
is required.
How we collect personal information
We collect personal information through a variety of means, including: the information you verbally share with us; written communication received from you via website contact form, email, SMS, WhatsApp or letter; the guardian of those under 18 years of age; a referral from your GP or another treating practitioner or service. Our storage of personal information
To protect the personal information we hold from misuse or loss we store it in several ways,
all of which are secure and can only be accessed by the therapist. The method of storage varies between types of information and includes both hard copies and digital versions (either on a secure server or offline).
For appointment payments, you verbally approve and these are entered into the platform Square and we otherwise do not have a copy of the card information. Square retains credit card details for processing the payment and your contact details to provide you with a receipt. A link is sent to your nominated email address so that at any time you can ‘unlink’ your card details so they are removed.
We also try not to retain unnecessary information, disposing of it securely from time to time
depending on the type on information it is and our legal obligations.
If we become aware of a security breach we will promptly investigate and, where appropriate,
take remedial action and notify the individual affected in accordance with the Privacy Act.