I offer individual counselling to men and woman and use a variety of modalities to suit the individual client's needs. My approach is trauma-informed and rooted in compassion and creating safety.

Yes. I specialise in domestic and family violence (DFV), working with both victim-survivors and those seeking to understand and change patterns of harmful behaviour.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, confused, stuck, or ashamed about your experiences in relationships, counselling can offer a safe space to help you unpack and assess your situation. Counselling is also a great place to heal from past hurtful experiences.

Yes. Everything discussed in sessions is confidential unless there is a serious risk to your safety or someone else’s. I’ll always explain any limitations to confidentiality in our first session.

You can book a session through the contact form on my website or by emailing me directly at admin@aboutyoucounselling.com.

I offer a 15-minute free, no obligation, session for you to determine if we're a good fit.

I offer competitive, sliding-scale fees depending on individual circumstances. Please get in touch to discuss options.

Currently, I only offer online counselling sessions to support flexibility and accessibility. However, in certain circumstances I may be able to do in person counselling sessions in the Brisbane area. Get in touch and we can talk it through.

Absolutely. I provide a non-judgmental space for people wanting to understand and change their behaviour. I can help you discover where the root of the behaviour stems from and give strategies to help change the behaviour.

If you are currently experiencing violence or abuse, it’s best for you to contact a Domestic and Family violence service who can assess your situation. A good starting point is calling 1800Respect or you can make contact, and I'll send you a list of services in your local area.