Our Counsellors
Blake
I chose to become a counsellor because of my own adverse life experiences and personal challenges, which lead me to see the importance of having a strong network of support. Being lucky enough to help others develop healthier patterns of thought and behaviour is something I am very passionate about.
Jacqueline
I believe that no two humans are the same and it is my utmost priority to understand how you see the world. Through my collaborative and social constructionist approach, I believe that you are the expert in your own life, and that my job is to facilitate conversations which support you to reconnect to your own wisdom and knowing. I feel that you shouldn’t have to be alone in this work – I believe in the power of human-to-human connection in validating and honouring your experiences.
Callan
I believe in the importance of having a safe space to share the stories of our lives. As a counsellor, I work with clients to support them in seeing the many other empowering life stories that are available to them along with supporting them to build the right skills and knowledge to prosper in those new stories.
Scott
I have been a professional counsellor for 12 years. I began my working career as an apprentice and tradesman and did university and postgraduate studies as a mature age student. I am particularly focused on supporting families - including men, women, and young people as individuals or within the family context.
Sonya
I am developing my practice from a non-judgement, person-centred framework, and value the opportunity to work with my clients on their healing journey.
Kelli
I specialise in grief and loss, domestic violence and suicidal ideation. It is an honour to walk beside someone who is feeling they may need to improve their current situation.
When bookING a counsellor consider:
- If you prefer a male or female counsellor
- The issue you want to talk about, and any skills you think you would like to develop to address that issue
- Times you are available to see a counsellor.
