Indya is a Registered Psychologist (BPsychSc, BPsych(Hons), MProfPsych) who works with children 8+, adolescents and adults. Indy’s priority is creating a safe and comfortable space where clients can freely express themselves, exploring their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. She uses a tailored intervention for each client which could incorporate elements of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapy. Indy believes in taking a holistic approach with her clients, seeing them as a whole person rather than just a collection of parts. She infuses her knowledgeable professionalism with warmth, fun and positivity, as her therapy sessions aren’t just about tackling challenges; it’s also about finding moments of authentic human connection and personal growth. Indy cherishes diversity in all its expressions, affirming LGBTQIA+ identities, nurturing cultural sensitivity, and honouring neurodiversity. She enjoys working with all aspects of Mental Health including anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, relationship issues & more. Outside of Humans Being Counselling, Indy enjoys running, cycling, getting lost in a good book, spending time with her loved ones and hanging out with her two cats, Sonny and Lady.

Cameron is a warm and personable clinician with over 8 years of Mental Health experience working with individuals from a range of diverse backgrounds. Cam is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (BA; GradCertAddBeh; MSW, AMHSW) and primarily works with people experiencing anxiety, depression, substance use, gambling and other addictive behaviours, trauma, interpersonal relationships. Cam's therapeutic approach is person-centered and draws from additional training in a range of evidence-based treatment modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR). He also has a special interest in mindfulness-based approaches, with these principles woven into his sessions, or that can also be taught as specific skills. His holistic assessment and intervention style is informed by Cam’s professional training as well as extensive experience as a teacher and practitioner of breathwork & meditation (trained facilitator with the Art of Living Foundation) and yoga (accredited teacher with Australian Yoga Academy), for which he regularly runs workshops around Melbourne. Cam works from a holistic biopsychosocial & trauma-informed lens and strives to create a safe and non-judgemental space. His calm yet engaging demeanour invites a sense of comfort that allows trust to be built and the therapeutic progress to begin. Cam is passionate about guiding clients to remove mental or emotional blockages so that their natural strengths and values can emerge and flourish. Additionally to his private work at Humans Being Counselling, Cam also works at St Vincent’s Hospital in the Department of Addiction Medicine. Outside his clinical roles, Cam spends his time in nature, cycling, meditating, connecting with the community or working on creative projects.

Daniel Chamravi is a Registered Clinical Psychologist (BPsychSci, GDipPsych, MClinPsych, MAPS) who works with adults and older adults. Daniel is focused on providing a warm, empathetic and empowering therapeutic environment that is tailored to the needs of the client. Engaging in partnership with the client, Daniel fosters collaborative and holistic care, developing goals and strategies to help clients better manage their challenges and lead a more fulfilling life.Daniel works with individuals in managing depression, anxiety and panic attacks, trauma, grief and loss, low self-esteem, identity and life direction, stress & burnout, adjusting to life’s changes, workplaces challenges and relationship & family issues.Daniel’s practice encompasses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), in addition to Humanistic Psychology and Positive Psychology frameworks. Daniel has experience in working with adults and older adults across public hospitals, private practice and community health settings. Daniel is committed to providing a safe and empowering experience for clients from all backgrounds, genders, sexualities and cultures. Daniel holds a Master of Clinical Psychology, is a Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), and is a Member of the Australian Psychological Society.

Jeremy is a highly experienced therapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with an academic background in business and psychology (BBus; GDipPsych; MSW, AMHSW). He has over a decade of clinical experience across the mental health public and private sectors. He works holistically, helping clients move beyond surface-level symptoms to explore the deeper issues underlying their challenges. His expertise spans youth, family, and adult therapy, with a particular focus on anxiety, stress, trauma, life transitions, identity, fatherhood, and depression. Jeremy’s approach is deeply relational, allowing him to naturally engage with clients in a way that makes them feel at ease. His ability to foster a safe and open therapeutic space encourages connection, deeper insight, personal growth, and meaningful change. He combines a gentle, compassionate presence with a commitment to transparency, valuing honest dialogue and shared feedback as essential tools for therapeutic progress.Jeremy takes a formulation-based approach to therapy, working collaboratively with clients to understand how their life experiences, relationships, and thought patterns have shaped who they are today. He also works systemically, recognising that individual well-being is deeply connected to broader relational, family, and social systems. His therapeutic lens is grounded in the bio-psycho-social model, ensuring that biological, psychological, and social factors are considered in helping clients create meaningful, sustainable change and live with greater vitality. With advanced training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (MBCBT), he seamlessly integrates mindfulness into his work. He is also trained in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma, PTSD and other presentations. Jeremy is committed to helping clients move beyond symptom management, guiding them toward deeper self-awareness and meaningful change. His holistic and strengths-based approach supports clients in understanding themselves more fully and developing the tools to navigate life with greater resilience and fulfilment. Jeremy’s professional yet relaxed interpersonal style creates a welcoming and engaging space for clinical exploration, goal setting and insight development. Jeremy’s therapeutic style empowers the client as the expert of their own life, drawing on positive psychology and holistic approaches to intervention.

Gurpal is a clinical Mental Health Social Worker and Psychotherapist with extensive experience working with individuals who have experienced psychological distress and trauma. She is known for her warm and calm presence, and provides a supportive and collaborative space for clients to freely discuss and explore their thoughts, feelings and experiences. Integrating a psychodynamic and attachment-based approach, she works with careful attention and sensitivity to each clients’ individual experience and needs. Gurpal works with a wide variety of psychological presentations, with a special interest in: Trauma and emotional injury (childhood trauma); Anxiety and Stress; Depression and mood dysregulation; Adjustment difficulties; Grief and loss; Disordered eating and body image concerns; Perinatal mental health (mental health during pregnancy and early parenthood); Adrenal Fatigue and/or Burnout; Study/Workplace Stress; Relationship and interpersonal difficulties. Gurpal holds a Bachelor of Social Work (Honours), Postgraduate Diploma in Parent and Infant Mental Health, and has completed training in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. She is also trained in EMDR for trauma processing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mentalisation-Based Therapy (MBT).

Jordana is a Clinical Psychologist with a Master of Applied Psychology (Clinical) with training in both cognitive behavioural therapies and psychodynamic psychotherapy. Jordana draws on a range of evidence-based therapeutic approaches to tailor the therapy to the unique needs, aspirations and goals of each client. Jordana helps individuals address their difficulties through the development of a deeper understanding of themselves, their past and present experiences, and their unconscious motivations. She recognises each client’s individuality and helps them create meaningful lives, which are guided by their values and lived in the present moment. Jordana draws on techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy (for trauma) and Circle of Security Parenting. Jordana strives to create a safe, respectful and supportive environment for this process by being empathic, open-minded, and non-judgemental. She values and respects people’s humanity and the variety of ways in which they experience and live their lives. Jordana primarily works with individuals experiencing difficulties with anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal relationships, life transitions and adjustment, perinatal anxiety and depression, parenting difficulties, grief and loss, and substance use. Depending on the individual’s needs, Jordana works with clients in either a short, medium, or long-term therapeutic process. In addition to her role with Humans Being Counselling, Jordana also works at the St John of God Langmore Centre Parent Infant Unit in Berwick.

Madeline Wilson is a registered psychologist (BSocSci, GDipPysch, MPsych - EdDev), with experience supporting children, adolescents and young adults. Prior to her work in psychology, Madeline worked extensively in the disability sector, with a strong focus on behaviour support, and brings a deep passion for helping neurodivergent children to build a positive sense of identity and self-understanding.In her therapeutic work, Madeline draws on a range of approaches including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Psychodynamic Therapy & Schema Therapy. She enjoys supporting clients with anxiety, adjustment and life transitions, interpersonal challenges, trauma, attachment and self-esteem concerns. At the heart of Madeline's practice is a strong commitment to relational work. She believes that a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship is central to growth and motivation, and places emphasis on strengthening these connections. Madeline is passionate about helping people recognise and build on the internal resources and strengths they already hold. Outside of her clinical work, Madeline enjoys experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, op shopping, and taking road trips.

Mary is a Clinical Psychologist (BSc (Hons), MClinPsych), working with adults at Humans Being Counselling. She has worked in both private and government settings with clients across the lifespan. She uses a flexible and collaborative approach, and draws on various evidenced based therapies and holistic skills and practices; these include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), somatic work, and mindfulness. Her areas of interest include anxiety, stress, life transitions, relationships, trauma, grief and loss, and work life balance. Mary is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). She enjoys good food and coffee, getting lost in a novel, spending time with her family, and getting out into nature.

Natalie is a Clinical Psychologist (BA, GDipPsych, MPsych - Clinical) who is passionate about providing evidence-based psychological care to help her clients achieve their best outcomes and live their most fulfilling lives. She uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and mindfulness-based interventions as well as drawing from Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, developing a unique therapeutic plan for each client. Natalie works with clients experiencing emotional dysregulation, depression, anxiety, trauma, panic attacks, domestic violence and personality disorders. She enjoys working with teenagers & adults in 1:1 therapy sessions. Natalie strives to create a safe, respectful and supportive environment in her sessions through warmth, patience and empathy, allowing her clients to freely share their thoughts, feelings and experiences. She works collaboratively with her clients to identify their own personal goals for therapy; patiently and calmly holds space for her clients to work through their therapeutic process towards achieving these goals. Outside her clinical work, Natalie is passionate about DanceSport and plays and composes on classical piano.

Susan is an experienced and dedicated mental health professional (DipEd, BEd, BSW, GDipFamilyTh, AMHSW), with over 30 years in the counselling field, with a strong background in education, social work and family therapy. She has developed a comprehensive skill set with a deep understanding of human issues and relationships. In the therapeutic relationship Susan cultivates, she offers compassion, nurturing and guidance, creating an environment conducive to growth and self-fulfilment. She enjoys assisting individuals in recognising and appreciating their strengths and inner resources. Susan enjoys working with people helping them overcome the obstacles life presents. Whether it’s addressing relationship or family issues, managing anxiety or depression, coping with grief or loss, building self-esteem, or healing from trauma Susan is committed to providing you with professional counselling support. She views counselling as a collaborative process that acknowledges and values each person’s uniqueness and individuality. She works closely with individuals, families and couples to support them to develop goals and strategies for positive change. She uses a variety of approaches tailored to meet her client’s needs, including acceptance commitment therapy, mindfulness, cognitive behaviour therapy, family systems therapy, psychodynamic theory and works from a trauma informed perspective. As an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and a Clinical Member of the Australian Association of Family Therapists, Susan stays actively involved in professional affiliations and special interest groups. Susan believes that empathy and understanding are essential for personal growth and well-being. She provides a safe and confidential therapeutic space for her clients. Susan works with individuals, couples and families.