Mental Health Support

Independent psychosocial support for adult women living with psychiatric disability, delivered with a professional, trauma-informed and strengths-based approach.

Masters-qualified in Counselling and Psychotherapy and PACFA accredited, with experience supporting participants presenting with anxiety, depression, bipolar presentations, complex trauma, and other mood-related challenges.

Support is carefully paced to build trust, strengthen daily functioning, increase community participation, and assist participants to work toward achievable NDIS goals.

A strong emphasis is placed on wrap-around care, with professional communication, written updates, and collaborative work alongside allied health professionals, families, and broader care teams.

Current availability and rates can be provided upon request.

NDIS Capacity Building

• Improved emotional regulation and distress tolerance
• Increased confidence and self-advocacy
• Strengthened decision-making and self-management
• Improved relationships and communication
• Greater participation in daily and community life
• Increased insight into emotional and behavioural patterns
• Development of coping strategies that support independence and sustainability.

Progress is reviewed collaboratively and adjusted in line with participant capacity, goals, and readiness.

I work carefully, collaboratively, and with intention, respecting both the person and the investment being made in their wellbeing.