Ms Kerynn Fotiou Counsellor (Registrar)

Kerynn Fotiou is an accredited counsellor, qualified psychosocial recovery coach and a skills development practitioner supporting NDIS participants, individuals, couples and families across Echuca and surrounding communities. She is registered with the Australian Counselling Association and is the founder of Flourish Counselling & Psychosocial Support. Her practice is grounded in trauma‑informed care, clinical integrity and relational safety. With a triple Diploma in Counselling, Counselling Practice and Applied Social Science (Behavioural Science), Kerynn brings a strong professional foundation alongside specialised training in suicide prevention and intervention, Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), neurodivergence (NeuroAware), and domestic and family violence response (LifeLine). Kerynn works with people navigating relationship ruptures, family breakdowns, infidelity, separation and divorce, attachment wounds, complex trauma, intergenerational patterns, parenting challenges, addiction recovery, grief and loss, neurodivergence, identity repair, emotional overwhelm, generalised anxiety disorders, depression, and significant life transitions. She also supports young people through crisis, rites of passage and developmental change. Her therapeutic approach integrates evidence‑based modalities with a neuro‑affirming, strengths‑based lens. Clients experience a space defined by clarity, compassion, respect and genuine collaboration. Kerynn specialises in legacy work, boundary repair, assertiveness, and transforming intergenerational and relational pain into personal agency. Through counselling, psychotherapy, psychosocial recovery coaching, and skills development coaching, she supports clients to reclaim voice and autonomy, navigate complex systems, strengthen emotional and functional capacity, and build sustainable long-term wellbeing. Her work is known for its warmth, precision and deep commitment to dignity‑centred, values‑aligned care — particularly within disability, trauma and survivor‑led communities.