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Hakomi Integrative Psychotherapy - 2001
Grad Dip Counselling, Curtin University - 2009
Master of Counselling, Murdoch University - 2010
PACFA Reg. 20713 - 2009
Hakomi Australia Association
Psychotherapists and Counsellors Association of WA
Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia
   
I offer individual counselling and psychotherapy as well as couple therapy and relationship counselling, aiming to assist each client to flourish in the ways that are most important to them. I work with a broad range of syptoms of distress as to restore wellbeing, and am interested in the overlapping of meditation, psychotherapy and Buddhist wisdom. Fiona has had eight years of formal training in Counselling and Psychotherapy, plus extensive and ongoing Professional Development courses and supervision.
   
I have over 10 years experience in non-government organisations and private practice counselling adults, couples and families. This experince includes short, medium and long-term counselling and psychotherapy, and professional supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists.
Personally, my deep involvement in personal growth and meditation practice for over 30 years underpins the understanding and compassion that I bring to my work.
The Hakomi method and its principles inform my work. This method is "...a beautiful expression of the partnership model that recognises not only the essential partnership between body and mind but between therapist and client; that shows that inclusion, empowerment and non-violence make it possible for us to listen to ourselves and move to new levels of consciousness." Raine Eisler, author of the Chalice and the Blade.
   
Generally 9.00am to 5.30pm session times Monday to Friday. Parking in drive. Close to bus route.
   
Individual sessions (one hour) are $90.
Couple sessions (one and a half hours) are $130.
[Discounts available for those with low income.]
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