Tom is an integrative counsellor who employs a person-centred approach in his sessions. His natural manner helps to build a genuine therapeutic relationship with his clients where relevant and insightful support can be given. Tom has a diverse background in youth mental health, education and crisis support services. He has also specialised in supporting men’s behaviour change and family counselling. Prior to counselling and community work Tom worked in the building and construction industry, artisan design and is a skilled Cabinet Maker by trade. Tom’s desire and approach is geared towards helping individuals who are experiencing distress or are stuck in life. He seeks to help people on their journey through life and firmly believes in our human ability to improve our lives. Tom is experienced at recognising the conditions that will promote recovery and is committed to the journey. Tom uses evidence based “here and now” approaches such as cognitive behavioural therapy and additionally helps his clients work through past concerns. The mind is inseparable from the body. For this reason, Tom enjoys cycling and exercise. He values his relationships with his family and friends.

Kathryn is a qualified counsellor based in Albany, offering appointments on weekdays as well as Saturdays. As a Level 2 member of the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), Kathryn brings substantial expertise in counselling, case management, and pastoral care. Her professional background spans complex educational settings, not-for-profit organisations, and residential university environments. Kathryn has supported a wide range of clients, including young people, families, neurodiverse individuals, marginalised groups, and those with criminal backgrounds. Recognising that starting therapy can be daunting, Kathryn’s approach is centred on collaboration and flexibility, working alongside each individual to ensure sessions progress at a comfortable pace and remain focused on their unique needs. With a creative and approachable style, Kathryn is dedicated to fostering a non-judgemental and safe space for her clients. She practises with a trauma-informed perspective and integrates evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, and Person-Centred Therapy, tailoring her methods to align with each client’s goals. Kathryn is passionate about the role of work in overall mental wellbeing. She has a longstanding commitment to understanding workplace stressors and promoting healthy work environments. Kathryn offers a confidential and supportive setting to help clients address workplace challenges, navigate career changes, and develop strategies for achieving a better balance between their professional and personal lives.