Are you registered or qualified?

Yes. I am an ACA (Australian Counselling Association) registered counsellor with postgraduate qualifications in counselling and professional communication. 

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Do you offer online sessions?

Yes, I offer secure tele-health sessions via video for clients who prefer to meet remotely or cannot attend in person. This option is available Australia-wide and internationally.

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Where are you located?

I currently work from two clinic locations:

• Cleveland: The Wellness Space at Yoga @ The Lounge

• Stafford: Willow Oak Psychology
  Full address details are provided upon booking.

 

How much do sessions cost?

Standard session fees are listed on the Fees & Bookings page. I offer concession rates for people on low incomes and can take on one or two clients at a time under special consideration for financial hardship.

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How do I book an appointment?

You can:

• Book directly online (link in the menu)

• Call me on (07) 3477 9657

• Use the contact form on the website
  A no-obligation 15-minute consultation is available to help you decide if it’s the right fit.

 

What issues do you help with?

I support people experiencing:

• Anxiety and stress

• ADHD, autism and other forms of neurodivergence

• Trauma and PTSD

• Chronic health conditions and pain

• Eating disorders

• Grief, loss and life transitions
  Visit the Services page to learn more about how I work

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Is your counselling service confidential?

Yes. Your privacy is respected at all times. I follow the ACA Code of Ethics, and your information will not be shared without your informed consent, unless required by law for safety reasons. 

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Have you worked with people who have experienced trauma, addiction, or mental health challenges?

Yes. I have extensive experience working with people navigating complex trauma, addiction, and a wide range of mental health concerns. I have worked in support roles with marginalised communities, and now as a qualified counsellor, I provide compassionate, trauma-informed support to clients facing these challenges.

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What is your success rate?

Every person’s journey is unique, so I do not measure success in a one-size-fits-all way. For some, progress means gaining clarity and coping tools; for others, it may be managing daily life more confidently or healing from past trauma.

My approach is collaborative — we work together to define what "progress" looks like for you, and I regularly check in to make sure counselling continues to meet your needs.

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Fortunately, my experience has been that all clients I have worked with have reported noteable success with their goals, while also addressing trauma and managing addictive behaviours.