Online Counselling for Subiaco

The stories we tell about current events and memories of past episodes in our lives profoundly impact on us and our loved ones. Are you feeling distressed, anxious or traumatised by historical or recent experiences? I can help you alleviate, transcend or transform these symptoms, and reclaim psycho-social and emotional well-being. Good therapy relies upon us forming sufficient mutual trust and compassion to discuss and interpret personal matters. I look forward to hearing your story and helping you revise retellings of it that firm your resolve to follow your preferred path towards life with less distress, or completely free of it.

I use an eclectic approach, to me, it’s all about the client. I listen to what’s important to the client and explore options to help clients reach desired outcome. For me going into private practice was so I could create the environment that the client feels welcome, relaxed and safe to talk about anything. I Believe that my role is to guide the client to where they what to be. Life is about living not existing therefore let’s create the history you want.

Raquel's passion for working with people experiencing disordered eating started in 2004 and this has flourished over the last 18 years. She desires to help individuals overcome and disempower their disordered eating through building an individual’s confidence and skills to explore, develop, and incorporate new ways of thinking about their food, weight and shape. Raquel attended Murdoch University and Edith Cowan University and has also studied abroad. Other training includes EMDR, Collaborative Practice, Alcohol and Other Drug Use, Life Skills for Special Populations, and Trauma Informed Care.

Andrew can provide support to individuals, including adolescents from 13 years of age, emerging adults, and adults. He can provide short-term therapy or longer-term therapy, depending on the client’s needs, across a wide range of issues including addictions, LGBTQIA+, anxiety and stress, grief and loss, adjustment to change, interpersonal difficulties, work related, and FIFO-related issues.

Kylie is well known for her holistic, down-to-earth and non-judgemental style. She has worked with clients across the developmental spectrum, using evidence-based approaches to support those impacted by anxiety, depression, mood fluctuations, autism, and ADHD. She also enjoys supporting the LGBTQIA+ community. Kylie has particular interests in helping individuals navigate difficult life transitions, adapt following diagnosis/illness, manage professional pressures; improve performance, and embed healthy lifestyle habits (e.g. movement, mindful awareness, sleep). Kylie has further qualifications in fitness and executive coaching.

I welcome youth (16-25 years), adults and older adults, Veterans/First Responders/Health Professionals and LGBTIQ+ people. I also welcome First Nations Australians, and have trained working with First Nations Australians, particularly Whadjuk Noongar people in whose land I work and live. I do not currently see couples or family groups for counselling, and do not undertake court-ordered, family court or forensic assessments and reports as I feel these are best completed by clinicians who are specially trained in these areas.

Danni Murfett is a Psychotherapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with over 12 years of clinical experience providing individual and group therapy to adult survivors (age 13+) of sexual assault and sexual abuse. She currently shares her time between her private practice (Sexual Trauma Counselling Perth) and working as a Senior Counsellor and Team Leader for the Health Department within a specialist Perth sexual assault crisis and therapy service. As a Medicare provider, Danni's clients can claim Medicare rebates for sessions if they obtain a mental health care plan referral from their GP.

Harmonics Psychology & Creative Arts Therapies is dedicated to creativity and wellbeing. Owned and operated by Clinical Psychologist Dr Jackie Cesareo, Harmonics offers traditional psychological therapy as well as creative arts sessions where you can explore your creative side, develop your personal awareness and make positive steps towards living a more harmonious life. We believe that being mentally healthy involves finding a balance between doing your best and being your authentic self. Harmonics Psychology & Creative Arts represents the culmination of a dedicated vision to bring the art and science of therapy together.

I am a Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience working with young people and adults. I am an accredited Advanced Schema Therapist and EMDR practitioner, passionate about working with trauma and mental health. I have been a senior clinician at the Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) for 14 years and have previously worked at the Centre for Clinical Interventions (CCI) and across adult mental health teams in the UK. I am a Board Approved supervisor with AHPRA and an accredited EMDR Consultant with the EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA).

I guide clients to understand and accept themselves better. I support them in identifying and releasing the internal constraints that keep them stuck or from connecting with their authentic selves. My clients leave with a set of skills which they say helps them be more aware of what makes them tick, more self-reliant and better able to not be emotionally overwhelmed.

Michelle has over 10 years' work experience in counselling and mental health and has worked therapeutically with a diverse cross section of people in a range of settings, including: Perinatal mental health; alcohol and drug; community mental health; family and domestic violence; HIV/AIDS; sexuality and identity; suicide crisis intervention; and hospital based psychosocial support. Michelle has a special interest, and extensive experience, in the effective integration of psychology and art therapy interventions for groups and individuals.

I like to work collaboratively to positively support you on your individual pathway, and aim to promote your wellness overall, and offer an holistic, individual and creative approach to counselling.

Hi, my name is Amber and I am a registered counsellor with the Australian Counsellor's Association. I established Australian Counselling Clinic to help find ways to resolve personal or psychological problems collaboratively with clients.

I have always had a strong passion for assisting people through life’s many transitions. Whether you’re adapting to early adulthood, struggling with marriage or divorce, coming to terms with early parenthood, dealing with middle age or experiencing grief and loss, having effective strategies and support in place is vital to navigating your way through life’s many changes.

There is an unfortunate reality in life, sometimes you don’t feel good or just feel stuck at times. This is not “news” to anyone reading this . . . you may even be having a bad day right now! We all naturally try to avoid or get rid of painful or unpleasant thoughts and feelings. In these moments, we may have the impulse to distract ourselves, avoid things, or use substances to get away from these unpleasant experiences.In behaviorist terms, this is precisely how aversive control works. It says that known suffering is less risky than the unknown.

I have significant experience in supporting clients to build healthier and more positive relationships, not only with others but with themselves. I work with clients experiencing difficulties related to stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, grief, and a range of other issues. I work with children, adolescents and adults in a collaborative, trauma informed and client centred way that puts the needs of the client front and centre.

I am a clinical psychologist with a special interest in working with adults experiencing difficulties with anxiety, perfectionism, self-esteem, assertiveness, PTSD, perinatal mental health, interpersonal and relationship difficulties. I am passionate about delivering best practice care to my clients and provide evidence-based treatments for a range of difficulties. I enjoy working with clients in developing skills and strategies to begin to change problematic patterns.

Toni has seven years of experience working as a counsellor in the youth and young adult sector, addressing a wide range of individual mental health care needs, including anxiety, depression, issues related to neurodiversity and gender diversity, school/work/study related difficulties, relationship issues, suicidal risk intervention, self harm and trauma, with a special interest in grief, bereavement, ADHD and complex presentations. Toni takes a person- centred, trauma informed stance and values the importance of establishing a strong therapeutic relationship with clients of all ages.