Cloverdale WA, Warwick WA

I'm lucky enough to say I genuinely love my work - getting to know each unique person who comes through my door and having the chance to be a part of improving their lives is a great privilege. I enjoy a challenge, and people say I have a strength for helping with life's more difficult issues.

West Perth WA, Wembley WA

Amanda works psycho-dynamically and holistically with pre-teens, teenagers and adults who are experiencing a range of issues including those that come up again and again, presenting as a recurring pattern or theme. Amanda will provide you with the support you need to adjust to life changes, grieve losses and heal emotional wounds.

Subiaco WA

I invite clients to engage in mindful self-observation, so they can learn more about who they are and how they unconsciously affect their environment; to discover a renewed sense of possibility. Depth work strengthens capacity for connection, aliveness and resilience. My aim is to help people enhance the way they live, work and relate to others.

Claremont WA

An experienced psychotherapist and counsellor offering trauma informed psychotherapy and counselling for a wide range of issues including complex trauma, abuse, emotional distress, depression, anxiety, ASD, navigating significant life events, relationship issues or transitions, and those struggling to find meaning, purpose and direction in life.

Claremont WA

Originally from NY, then 17 years mostly in England where I did professional training, and now about 34 years in Perth, Western Australia. Founding President of the Psychotherapists and Counsellors Association and Director of Training of The Churchill Clinic (accredited professional trainings) for 18 years. Senior clinical supervisor & Author.

Warwick WA

I am a psychotherapist who works with individuals, couples and families. My background experience is both creative and pastoral enabling a range of clinical and therapeutic approaches. All people and their specific circumstances are unique, so too the help needed to make sense of their situation.