Earlwood NSW

I work from a foundation of compassion and a belief that at the core of therapy is a safe space in which to reflect, gain awareness, make different choices, and ultimately, heal and grow. I hold a space for the whole person, mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually, who they are and how they see the world.

Beverly Hills NSW

Rosette Rouhana is a registered counsellor and arts therapist in Sydney, committed to supporting individuals in their health and wellbeing journey through creative and expressive therapies. Rosette works from a person-centred, integrative and trauma-informed approach, integrating evidence-based psychotherapeutic frameworks into her practice.

Marrickville NSW

Janelle has a supportive, conversational style. She sees individuals, couples and families and is interested in how relationship patterns from early life continue into adulthood. She is also interested in how difficulties can present as bodily symptoms.

Marrickville NSW

I work with families of all shapes and sizes, and I value and respect each one for their unique strengths and challenges. I offer a caring, safe, empathic, and non-judgmental relationship with each child and family so they can develop their capacity for healing and growth.

Kingsgrove NSW

I'm a person-centred psychologist based in Kingsgrove. Person-centred therapy means the client - the only expert on his or her life - leads the way in overcoming life's problems. Within a relationship embodied by empathy, acceptance and trust, client and therapist work together in a process oriented towards self-discovery, growth, transformation.

Newtown NSW, Hurstville NSW

Trauma-informed psychologist supporting adults navigating anxiety, chronic stress, identity shifts and life transitions, attachment and relational difficulties, and complex trauma through a gentle, body-aware approach.

Beverly Hills NSW

I specialise in issues of self-growth and identity, relationship counselling, working with the LGBTIQA+ community and people of colour, family of origin exploration and issues, relational and complex trauma such as childhood abuse or neglect, and work issues. Also, enjoy supervising new social workers and other human services workers.