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Counselling for the things that build up over time

You don't need a diagnosis to see a counsellor. Often it's about having somewhere to talk things through, think clearly, and decide what to do next — especially if you're looking after other people. The work is person-centred: you bring what matters, and we go at your pace.

The things people most often bring:

  • Grief
  • Caring responsibilities (carers and people receiving care)
  • Stress
  • Anxiety
  • Low mood
  • Life transitions
  • Living with chronic illness

You don't need to fit one of these. If something's weighing on you and you'd like to talk it through, that's reason enough.

If you're in a caring role, I've been there myself — I was a carer for my parents for more than ten years. More about counselling for carers →

What to expect

Sessions are calm and practical, and go at your pace. You don't need to have anything figured out beforehand. You decide what we talk about; I help you think it through.

How I work

My approach is person-centred: a calm, unhurried space where you feel heard and respected. Where they fit, I also draw on ACT and culturally sensitive practice.

Online, Australia-wide

Sessions are by video call — no commute, no waiting room. All you need is somewhere private and a phone, tablet or computer. No referral needed.

Start with a free call

The free 15-minute Fit Call is the easiest way to start. It's just a conversation — nothing to commit to.

Book a free Fit Call