Find clarity, healing, & wellbeing with online counselling & psychotherapy

I support adults experiencing stress, overwhelm, disconnection, or a loss of meaning to understand themselves more deeply and reconnect with a steadier sense of self.

Centred Wellness offers trauma‑informed counselling and psychotherapy online across Australia, with a focus on healing from early emotional and attachment wounds.

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Are you experiencing....

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Stress, anxiety, overwhelm, or self‑doubt?

Stress, anxiety, overwhelm, or self‑doubt often arise during difficult life experiences—illness, major transitions, identity shifts, or times when you’ve had to cope alone. These feelings can have deep roots in earlier experiences where you learned to question your worth, minimise your needs, or carry too much on your own. Together, we explore where these patterns began and how they continue to shape your inner world, gently supporting healing and new ways of relating to yourself.

Nightmares, or recurring or prominent dreams?

Nightmares, or recurring or prominent dreams often surface when deeper emotional layers are trying to be seen—unresolved trauma, early attachment wounds, or long‑standing protective patterns. Together, we explore what these dreams may be expressing, how they relate to your past and present, or creative potentials.

Lingering impacts of childhood trauma or early emotional wounds?

Complex trauma or early attachment wounds often leave behind adaptive strategies that once protected you—shutting down, staying vigilant, disconnecting from your body, or keeping emotions tightly held. Together, we explore these patterns with care and curiosity, understanding where they came from and how they continue to shape your life, while supporting reconnection with yourself in the present.

Grief and loss?

Grief isn’t only about losing someone to death—it can also arise through relationship endings, friendship ruptures, family estrangements, or the loss of a role, identity, or imagined future. These experiences often stir deep emotional layers: fears of abandonment, beliefs about not being allowed to need others, or old patterns of coping alone. Loss can activate early attachment wounds and long‑standing protective strategies, sometimes showing up as overwhelm, anxiety, shutdown, or vivid dreams. I offer a safe, grounded space to explore both the present‑day loss and the earlier experiences it may touch, honouring your grief with gentleness and care.

Compulsive behaviours?

Behaviours like self‑harm or addiction often began as adaptive strategies—ways to soothe, numb, survive, or create a sense of control when other support wasn’t available. Together, we explore the emotional and relational roots of these patterns, honouring their protective function while gently supporting new, more sustaining ways of coping.

A little bit about me...

I'm a PACFA Registered Clinical Counsellor® and Psychotherapist with a deep commitment to helping people navigate life's challenges and reconnection to themselves. My own experiences with addiction, grief, illness, and major life changes have shaped the way I work—ensuring my approach is not just evidence-informed, but also deeply relational, reflective, and grounded in lived-understanding.

My approach to counselling and psychotherapy isn't about quick fixes. It's about self-discovery, reconnection with self in the present, and meaningful change. My work is guided by integrity, compassion, inclusivity, and a belief that everyone deserves a space to be heard.

If you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed, you don't have to navigate it alone.

Support is here when you're ready.

Master of Counselling - Advanced Practice
University of Southern Queensland

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Graduate Certificate of Addictive Behaviours
Monash University 

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Bachelor of Counselling & Psychotherapy
Ikon Institute of Australia

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Advanced Diploma of Transpersonal Counselling
Ikon Institute of Australia

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Why seek counselling or psychotherapy?

Sometimes, figuring things out on your own isn't enough.

Therapy offers a space that’s just for you — a place to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what feels true and meaningful. It can help you understand yourself more deeply, soften long‑held patterns, and move through life with greater ease and self‑trust.

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Clarity and perspective

Therapy can help you slow down enough to hear yourself again—to understand your thoughts, feelings, and inner signals with more clarity. Over time, this can bring a steadier sense of self, direction, confidence, and connection to what matters most to you.

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Compassion and integration

Old emotional patterns don’t have to define your present. Therapy offers a safe, grounded space to explore the deeper layers of your inner world, supporting healing, integration, and a more compassionate relationship with yourself and others.

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Guidance through change

Major life changes—whether personal or professional—can unsettle your sense of identity and sense of stability. Therapy offers a steady process as you navigate these transitions, helping you stay connected to yourself as you move forward.

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Insight into dreams and inner experiences

Dreams, images, and inner experiences can offer meaningful insight into parts of yourself that are ready to be understood. Therapy provides a space to explore these symbols and messages, helping you feel more connected to your inner life.

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Find your way

Trauma-informed counselling and psychotherapy that meets you where you are. Book a session, or start with a free 15-minute introductory consultation.

My approach

Person-Centred | Relational | Trauma-Informed | Recovery-Oriented I Evidence-Informed | Holistic | Inclusive

At Centred Wellness, trauma-informed counselling and psychotherapy is a space for compassionate conversations—without pressure or judgement. Together, we explore your thoughts, emotions, and bodily experiences in a way that feels safe and supportive.

Using evidence-informed approaches that meet your needs, we look beyond symptom relief to help you process, integrate, reconnect, and discover ways towards greater authenticity and overall well-being.

This is a collaborative process. Your insights and experiences guide the process, and every step forward—big or small—is a meaningful part of healing and change.

The goal isn't just to "fix" problems but to foster resilience, self-awareness and reconnection with yourself, igniting a way of being and living that aligns with what matters most to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before booking a session.

  • Sessions are held via secure video conferencing, accessible from anywhere in Australia. No software downloads are needed.

  • You can find a full breakdown of sessions, pricing, and private health insurance information on the Services & Fees page.

  • Relational, integrative, person-centred, and trauma-informed, drawing from various evidence-informed therapies or processes of change that are aligned with your individual needs at the different levels and stages of change you may be navigating.

  • No, all sessions are provided online, making it accessible across Australia.

  • A free 15-minute consultation allows you to ask questions and see if I may be a good fit before booking a full session. To arrange a free 15-minute consultation, please call me on 0401 452 760 or email me here.

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I'm here to help...
No pressure, just support.

You don’t have to go through this alone. Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, want to explore things deeply, discover healing and potentials, or just need someone to talk to, trauma-informed counselling and psychotherapy offers a safe and supportive space to work through whatever’s present.

Book a session or start with a free 15-minute introductory consultation.