Online Counselling for Saint Kilda East
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Meir Kluwgant
Counsellor, MA, ACA-L2
Verified
Verified
Contact# 0418 585 856. With 25 years of counselling experience, I am passionate about helping and supporting people. I believe that every person needs and deserves to be heard. If you are experiencing challenges in life, or just need a safe, empathic and non-judgemental place to talk, please be in touch. Together we can find a way to provide you with the support you need and deserve; at a price you will be able to afford.
Christine Deftereos
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, AASW
Verified
Verified
I am a Trauma Informed Holistic Practitioner and hold specialized accreditations in working with Complex Trauma, Acute Stress and Post Traumatic Stress Disorders and Intergenerational Trauma. I am committed to providing best practice trauma informed care in a confidential, sensitive and validating therapeutic space, with an emphasis on ‘learning to live with our stories.’ My primary ethical commitment is to provide a safe non-judgmental space for ‘bearing witness,’ for truth telling,’ and in sharing your ‘lived experiences’ via free association.
Zipporah Oliver O.a.m.
Psychologist, MAPS
Verified
Verified
I am a registered psychologist based in St Kilda East, Melbourne. With over 24 years of experience in the field, I am committed to applying my skills to help clients achieve the optimum outcome. I bring to my practice a dedication to integrity and a lifetime commitment to helping people cope with life challenges. In 2006 I was awarded the Order of Australia for honorary work in disability and broad-spectrum community service. I have an ongoing commitment to professional development and standard of practice. I counsel adults, couples and adolescents.
Adileen Reddy
Counsellor, PACFA
Verified
Verified
I have experience working with Indigenous clients in the community within the AOD sector. I can offer my services to individuals of Indigenous background, Family violence survivors, trauma clients or grief and loss. Also clients addiction issues, clients who have Dhhs involved regarding their children or clients who have had trauma in their lives. Everyone deserves a healthy and happy life, sometimes you need that support and help. I believe I do have the skills to work along with you to help you reach your potential, goals and have the life you want.
Shoshanah Frenkel
Hi! I am Shosh. I am a neurodiversity affirming behaviour support specialist and NDIS access liason specialist, at Perfectly Imperfect. I strive to help individuals develop positive coping mechanisms and communication skills that empower to navigate the challenges they face. Using person-centred, strengths based approach to recognise individuals unique strengths and challenges and focuses on building capacity and independence.
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