Jocelyn is a relational and passionate practitioner dedicated to creating a safe and soothing space for individuals and couples to recover, rediscover, heal and grow. She possesses a vibrancy and warmth that immediately communicates a strong message of safety and has curated a professional, inclusive and inviting private practice. Jocelyn is a skilled counsellor with extensive experience in working with trauma, loss and mental health. She has a background in Psychology, post graduate studies in Counselling and Psychotherapy and is currently studying Relationship Counselling as she deepens her work with couples and expands her practice to include families. Jocelyn adopts a person-centred and integrative approach. This means that the therapeutic relationship is at the core of the healing process and that a range of techniques are used depending on client needs. Central to her approach is a trauma-informed and attachment based lens. Her work thus melds aspects of Neuroscience, Attachment Theory, Mindfulness, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, with Experiential, Creative, Somatic and Skills Based processes. Jocelyn's aim is to support you to grow beyond the limits imposed by your past and create meaningful relationships with Self and others for a hopeful future. Areas of specialisation include: - Relationships - Interpersonal trauma - Emotional regulation - Suicidal ideation - Grief, loss & bereavement - Managing Neurodivergence - Spiritual integration Jocelyn is available in clinic and online and typically works with adults, couples and NDIS participants. Please note Jocelyn is not a Medicare provider where a full fee is required and mental health care plans are not necessary. ** EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT** To reflect the importance of high quality and accessible health care regardless of finances, gender, ethnicity or ability, Jocelyn is now offering an in person Community Clinic for eligible clients. This service is payable on a sliding scale and is for anyone experiencing accessibility barriers such as low income, stigma, gendered and cultural norms and long waitlists. Examples of eligible client groups include: - Low income earners - Concession card holders - Men - Suicidal - Bereaved parents - Disability not supported by NDIS - Overwhelmed by public spaces - Isolation Please get in touch via email to assess your eligibility: jocelyn.strong.counselling@gmail.com