Eleanor is a Clinical Supervisor and Director of The Counsellor Collective located in MANNING, ROCKINGHAM, MANDURAH and LEEDERVILLE. Eleanor believes developing the counselling relationship with clients is essential for building trust and achieving positive change. Eleanor enjoys seeing clients find strategies for life that bring transformation in their day to day living. Eleanor journeys with clients through trauma, life challenges as well as grief and loss. Eleanor has journeyed with all ages to find hope and healing. Eleanor has previously worked within a Residential AOD (Alcohol and Other Drugs) Rehabilitation program. Eleanor enjoyed working with a wide range of people, walking alongside them on their recovery journey. This experience has made her passionate about seeing all people, including young people at an early age, equipped to thrive in the ebb and flow of life; building their resilience and providing good mental health strategies. Eleanor and her team currently operate out of The Counsellor Collective in Rockingham and in Manning with all ages individually, as well as with couples and families. Eleanor offers appointments online, by phone, as well as in person sessions.

I’m a counsellor passionate about creating a space where you feel truly heard, supported, and understood. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and personal challenges. My approach is person-centred and collaborative, drawing on therapies like CBT, talk therapy, psychodynamic approaches, and psychoeducation. Sessions are flexible and tailored—whether you're seeking deep reflection or light, supportive conversation. I hold a Bachelor’s in Social Science (Counselling) and am a registered member of the Australian Counselling Association. With experience across a range of settings, I’m committed to supporting people through life’s challenges in a way that feels respectful, safe, and empowering. I offer in-person sessions in Rockingham and online counselling. New clients welcome

Saturday Availability. With over ten years of hands-on experience working with families (and children), and the school environment, drawing on a Master of Counselling, Kim brings a wealth of experience to her counselling. Kim supports children, teens, and adults with care and professionalism. Kim believes in providing a welcoming environment where clients feel heard and understood. Focused on the individual needs of the client, Kim can incorporate creative and play-based therapy.1 . Kim's practice integrates evidence-based counselling techniques (including practical strategies) with a compassionate, whole-person perspective, helping individuals build resilience, navigate challenges, and cultivate wellbeing. Practical help with trauma, anxiety, neurodivergence (ADHD, ASD), conflict, relationships, school refusal, child attachment issues, understanding child development, perfectionism, teenage anxiety, unhelpful thought and behaviour patterns, grief and loss including pet bereavement, co-parenting and blended family relationships, empty-nesting, raising emotionally healthy children, helping children with big feelings With Gottman Couple training, Kim enjoys working with couples, using practical strategies, to bring healing and hope in relationships.