Jennifer is a counsellor and clinical supervisor. She offers individual counselling and couples counselling for adult clients (18+) in Joondalup and online counselling for individuals. Jennifer is a warm, empathetic, and encouraging person-centred therapist who provides a safe space for clients to share their concerns. She believes the therapeutic relationship with her clients is the most important factor for successful therapy outcomes and strives to help her clients feel comfortable, accepted, and respected. As a Master of Counselling qualified, ACA Registered integrative therapist Jennifer incorporates a variety of evidence-based approaches to tailor therapy to the individual client and their unique needs, values, and preferences. Therapeutic approaches may include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. When working with couples, Jennifer utilises Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method. She helps her clients to identify and understand their specific attachment styles and how these styles impact the cycles of interaction in their relationship. With a background as a teacher, school chaplain, mother of five, and over 30 years of marriage, Jennifer has extensive experience with common issues that individuals, families, and couples encounter. She has also worked with adult students as a counsellor in a college setting. Jennifer practices from a trauma informed framework and helps clients understand underlying issues, whilst also helping them develop practical skills and strategies to work through current challenges and move towards healing and recovery. She works from a positive, strengths-based approach and empowers clients to set goals, take action, and make changes to improve their lives. Jennifer believes her clients have the inner capacity to create rich and meaningful lives and provides her clients with tools to flourish and thrive.

Katherine offers counselling in Midland, Perth and online. Katherine is committed to facilitating Clients on their journey to improved wellbeing and self-discovery. She provides a safe space for Clients to be truly heard alongside the opportunity to reflect on experiences and understand their meaning. Working with Adults, Adolescents and Children, Katherine takes a Person-Centred approach whilst incorporating theories such as Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Mindfullness. This integrative approach means therapy is provided in line with the needs and wishes of each individual. A popular choice with younger clients due to her down to earth, relatable approach, Katherine offers support around a range of factors often experienced in adolescence, including; life transitions, school avoidance, identity exploration, parental separation, childhood bereavement and spiritual matters. Formerly an Outreach Worker and Family Support Service Manager, Katherine has experience in a variety of

Nerida offers counselling in the heart of the city of Joondalup. Counselling with Nerida gives you the opportunity to feel heard and supported in a safe, confidential setting. Her compassion combined with her knowledge and experience can help you gain insight and growth opportunities. Challenges such as anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, and separation can overcome us and can impact our relationships and wellbeing. Nerida can offer clarity and understanding as you unpack the complexities of these circumstances and give you strategies to help you manage them better. She can also offer support to parents at any stage of life, those who need relationship counselling and those facing relationship breakdown. Nerida has a Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Integrated Psychotherapy as well as extensive experience in educating and counselling children and teens. In addition to her counselling work, Nerida has worked in pastoral care, case work with seniors, and counselling for carers. She currently works as a clinical supervisor and counsellor.

Shiyanka is passionate about your mental health and provides counselling in a safe, non-judgemental and empathic manner. She creates a space that allows you to process and unpack the thoughts, feelings and behaviours that can often keep us from living the life we desire. Whether working with individuals, couples or children, Shiyanka helps to equip you with tools that can move you towards what you value most. Shiyanka’s style encompasses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused-Narrative Therapy, the Gottman Method, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Dialectic Behaviour Therapy (DBT). Shiyanka provides a therapeutic space that allows you to be seen and heard through facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship breakdown, trauma, pre-marriage, peri-natal and post-natal issues, stress, and emotional concerns.In addition to this, Shiyanka has prior experience working with people with disabilities, at risk children, families and people struggling with substance abuse. Shiyanka is professionally registered with ACA

Sue is a person- centred counsellor offering after hours sessions to individuals in the Perth CBD. She has extensive experience and has for 15 years been providing support for individuals as they navigate challenging life experiences and diverse mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, grief and loss. Her maturity and life experiences also enable insightful wisdom and knowledge into complex relational challenges in different seasons of life. Sue would describe her style of therapy as integrative. She incorporates various modalities of counselling into her practice such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Narrative Counselling and Solution Focused Therapy with a Strength-Based Approach. Sue believes it is important to establish an environment where clients feel supported and respected for their individuality and uniqueness. Her empathic and caring nature provides a warm environment where clients feel comfortable to share their struggles and personal concerns. As a therapist Sue values the importance of helping clients make the connection between their own 'inner' experience and their 'outer' environment- in the healing and restoration of past hurts and trauma. She has a passion for holistic healing integrating the body, mind and spirit in the journey of discovering emotional and psychological wellbeing.

My trauma informed practice is based on Florence Nightingale’s words to do no further harm. I work alongside my clients on their journey of discovery, understanding and healing. My trauma work is derived from Bessel Van Der Kolk’s precept “The Body Keeps the Score” and understanding how trauma impacts the body and not just the physical but the emotional, psychological, and spiritual. Trauma therapy is not what is wrong with the client but understanding with empathy and compassion what has happened to the client and how they have learned to cope. Then enabling and encouraging the client to be curious and explore in the safety and a trusting environment alternative ways that the client may consider choices that they may embrace and accept as safer ways to manage their symptoms.