Byron Bay NSW

No matter where we come from, what we do, or how educated we are, we all have things that hold us back, places where we feel stuck, people who push our buttons, and tired beliefs worthy of change. We all share the need to feel connected, loved and purposeful. Psychotherapy has transformed these ideas into an actionable life mission for me.

Lismore NSW

I work with individuals dealing with a range of issues including general mental health, body concerns, sexual trauma, shame, fear, anxiety, and relationship issues. My perspective on therapy is holistic and trauma-informed, integrating techniques such as Somatic and Embodied Counselling, Narrative Therapy, and Mindfulness strategies.

Murwillumbah NSW, Mullumbimby NSW

There are many reasons we may begin therapy; we may long for change or hope for opportunities for healing, growth and transformation. Whether there is a particular thing you are struggling with, a need for greater support, or an interest in deepening self-awareness, I can support you on your journey.

Armidale NSW

Deborah draws on a range of theoretical approaches to meet you at your point of need including: couples counselling (Gottman Method and Imago Theory); individual therapy; relationship issues; trauma recovery; anxiety and depression; dissociative disorders; borderline personality disorder; grief and loss; workplace issues; and, chronic pain.

Tweed Heads South NSW

Sarah's practice is gentle and respectful, allowing her clients the space to fully understand where they are at. Sarah's approach is holistic and her aim is to help her clients increase self awareness, relieve confusion and experience self-acceptance.

Burringbar NSW

Uri has a gentle, loving nature that forms his work with clients. His ability to create connections and be curious flows through how he supports his clients in connecting with their deepest values and creating the life they desire. He truly cares.

Mullumbimby NSW

If you're looking for someone to support you to find your voice, your strength and your own answers, I can help. Yes, life is challenging, sometimes scary and often confusing. But with proper support it's possible to find your own ground and your own place in it all. I don't see distress as a sign of dysfunction or incompetence.