We understand that it can be quite nerve wracking and confronting to see a psychologist for the first time. It may feel a little awkward or uncomfortable at first, but my number one priority is to make you feel as safe and as comfortable as possible.
We may ask questions about your life, your childhood, your current work situation, your family, relationships and your hobbies. We ask these questions to get a clearer picture of how you came to be you and what your therapy goals are.
I am passionate about working with couples to rapidly improve the quality of their relationships, and have undertaken further training in evidence-based couple’s therapies. I regularly attend related professional seminars and workshops on working with couples to continually update her thinking and skills. I have completed Gottman Couples Therapy Level 3 training and utilise this and other evidence-based models to support couples to achieve more satisfying and loving relationships.
If you or somebody you know is in immediate risk of harm, call 000. We do not offer emergency support, so if you need help either contact your GP or any of the following organisations for assistance:
24-hour national sexual assault, family and domestic violence counselling line for any Australian.
1800 737 732For 24/7 immediate support. Lifeline provides compassionate support for people in crisis.
13 11 14Focused on supporting people affected by anxiety, depression and suicide, 24/7 free confidential phone service.
1300 22 4636A Victorian LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing support service with a focus on relationships, families, parenting and young people.
(03) 9663 6733