Jared has over 10 year of experience in counselling and specializes in relationship counselling. Jared is able to help create a space where clients are heard and validated. Jared forms ways for couples to talk to each other and get to the root causes of their conflict and address them rather than going round in circles of blame.

Jared’s focus in relationship counselling is based on helping the couple find better ways of communicating with each other and teaching them new ways of dealing with conflict in the relationship. Jared also helps the couples establish new patterns of showing love and respect for each other and teaches them the skills needed to have a satisfying and long lasting relationship.

Steve has over 25 years experience working as a mental heath professional working with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, sexual abuse and PTSD. Steve is non-judgemental, and works well with older children, teenagers and adults, providing caring guidance, and support for his clients to address any concerns or issues holding them back from living a fulfilling life.

Steve is a specialist in his field of PTSD including trauma, sexual abuse, bullying, early childhood abuse, car accidents and war experiences. Some of the therapies available include Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Mindfulness techniques, or EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (which works on the centre for emotions in the brain).

Dianne is a counsellor with extensive experience in helping clients to realise goals and providing them with strategies to manage their challenges and work through their concerns in life.

Dianne’s specialty is Relationship and Couples Counselling. She practices the Gottman Relationship Method with its specific framework for helping couples to move through the impasse of relationship conflict. Dianne believes that there is always HOPE for a positive outcome as couples learn more about each other and how to resolve communication breakdown.

Men often experience difficulty in sharing their emotional concerns. Dianne has a particular interest in counselling men and assisting them to overcome the anxiety and stresses of modern living. A person centred style of counselling has enabled Dianne’s male clients to successfully move on in life with strategies and communication tools.
Individual counselling is provided to both men and women.

Dianne has a professional and personal interest in Anxiety and Panic Disorder. She provides Cognitive Behaviour Therapy coupled with Mindfulness techniques to counsel clients in managing their anxiety and panic. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy can assist with knowing how thoughts and behaviour are related to anxiety and panic. The practice of Mindfulness can prevent excess worry and promote a more balanced and harmonious thought pattern.

Dr Lee Ann Wilson is trained in CBT, IPT, ACT and a range of other therapeutic approaches. Dr Lee Ann Wilson works with women and adolescent girls who have experienced past trauma or who may be experiencing anxiety, mild to moderate depression, relationship difficulties, parenting challenges, grief and loss, workplace difficulties, career and study concerns, adjustment disorders, or health concerns (e.g. cancer, heart disease, physical disability).

Lee Ann also specialises in Walk and Talk psychology which combines walking in nature and evidence based therapy with an experienced practitioner.

Daniel is a psychologist with a particular interest in working with anxiety, depression, and trauma, but has experience working with a wide range of difficulties. He is registered with the Psychology Board of Australia and has practiced in primary mental health care, university clinic, specialist anxiety clinic, and inpatient private hospital settings.

Dan is a strong believer in the value of evidence-based medicine, and has completed a PhD focused on the role of sleep in mental health. He is familiar with a number of evidence-based therapies, including CBT, ACT, IPT, and attachment-focused work. However, he will work with you as you determine what is effective for your specific situation. His clinical philosophy is “do what works”. Dan recognises that mental illness is common and firmly believes there is always hope for positive change.