Counselling — A Safe Space to Talk, Heal and Grow

Counselling provides structured, supportive conversations to help individuals, couples, and families navigate personal, emotional, and relational challenges. Services are available for NDIS participants, privately funded clients, and other approved funding pathways.

Counselling for Children, Teens, Adults and Families

Our qualified counsellors provide a warm, confidential space to work through life’s challenges — from stress and grief to relationships and big life changes — for children, teens, adults and families.

  • Support for stress, anxiety, grief, self-esteem and life transitions
  • Family and carer counselling, including support for NDIS families
  • No referral required — start whenever you’re ready

Areas We Can Support

  • Individual Counselling
  • Relationship Counselling
  • Couples Counselling
  • Family Counselling
  • Group Counselling

Benefits of Counselling

Counselling helps individuals understand their emotional responses, identify behavioural patterns, and develop more considered responses in everyday situations through guided, structured discussion.
Relationship and couples counselling explores communication styles and teaches strategies for expressing needs clearly and respectfully, supporting more effective interaction through listening skills and constructive dialogue.
Individual counselling provides a structured space to navigate periods of change such as separation, school transitions, or workplace adjustments, helping to clarify concerns and identify practical next steps.
Family counselling helps members explore differing viewpoints, identify patterns contributing to conflict, and develop more constructive approaches to communication and problem-solving within the family unit.
In-person and online relationship counselling provides structured opportunities to reflect on relationship dynamics, shared expectations, and communication patterns, supporting clearer understanding and collaborative decision-making.

Emotional regulation and self-awareness

Counselling helps individuals understand their emotional responses, identify behavioural patterns, and develop more considered responses in everyday situations through guided, structured discussion.

Meet Our Counselling Team

Mansi

Mansi

Behavioral Therapist

George

George

Psychologist

Funding Options

Aged Care

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Claim Back on Your Insurance

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by Department of Criminal Justice

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by Department of Veterans’ Affairs

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Medicare and Allied Health

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What is SIRA?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Counselling focuses on guided conversations to explore emotional wellbeing, communication, and relationship concerns. Psychology services may include formal assessment and diagnostic processes, depending on the scope of practice.

The number of sessions depends on individual goals, circumstances, and funding arrangements. Progress is reviewed regularly, and service planning is adjusted where appropriate.

Session length may vary depending on individual needs and service planning. Standard appointments are typically scheduled within agreed timeframes and confirmed before commencement.

Where appropriate and agreed upon, a family member may attend part of a session. This is discussed in advance to ensure it aligns with the participant’s goals.

Yes. Counselling sessions are conducted in accordance with privacy legislation and professional standards.

Counselling in Parramatta, Bankstown & Penrith

Available at our Parramatta, Bankstown and Penrith clinics and surrounding suburbs, plus telehealth, in-home, school and community-based sessions.