Balgowlah Heights NSW

Passionate, supportive, experienced: I have a special interest in women's wellbeing especially during major life transitions. My own life has been transformed with a number of years of therapy support and spiritual guidance and I am inspired to 'pass it forward' to others.

Balgowlah NSW

I was born in Denmark and have called the Northern Beaches home for the past 20 years. I moved to Australia as a 20 year old where I commenced my studies and completed both a Business Degree and a Psychotherapy Degree. I have over a decade of experience in the field; I work from a Holistic viewpoint and specialise in addiction, anxiety, depression.

Manly NSW

I specialize in anxiety, depression, self-worth, grief, ADD/ADHD, and relationship/marriage issues (couples counselling)

Elanora Heights NSW

As a qualified psychotherapist, I work with the client to gently explore what it is that they wish to change, whether it be something within themselves or old patterns of behaviour that no longer serve them, so that they can lead a more fulfilling and productive life.

Dee Why NSW

Good therapy helps people in two ways. On one hand it helps people to release the negative thoughts and feelings that stand in their way of getting over problems and being happy. On the other it helps people tap into or develop the resources and abilities they need to solve problems and achieve their goals.

Balgowlah NSW

Warm, professional support for teens and parents navigating anxiety, stress, and the challenges of growing up. Practical, evidence-based counselling grounded in wellbeing to help families feel more connected, confident, and equipped.

Windsor NSW, Mona Vale NSW

I am a Perinatal Counsellor/Psychotherapist & Credentialed Mental Health Nurse supporting mothers and their babies. Whether you're navigating grief, adjusting to parenthood, or working through past experiences, I offer compassionate, tailored support to help you feel more grounded and connected.

Brookvale NSW

When you are hurting, overwhelmed or feel alone it can be distressing to process what is happening. Without knowing, you numb yourself to not feel the pain. When you have a good connection with a psychotherapist, counsellor or someone else, it is easier to find the courage and strength to get through. I would love to hear from you.