At Ballarat Art Therapies, I offer counselling and Critical Incident Debriefing.
Talking with friends or family can be comforting, but it doesn’t always give us the space we truly need. Therapy offers confidentiality, perspective, emotional support, and tools to help make sense of what you’re going through. It’s a place where you can breathe out, slow down, and feel listened to without judgement.
Everyone comes to therapy for different reasons. You might want clarity, reassurance, or a space to express what you haven’t been able to say elsewhere. You might be going through a transition or feeling overwhelmed, or you may want to work more deeply with long-held patterns or emotions.
I hold a grounded and compassionate space where your story, your pace, and your needs guide the work. My approach is always person-centred, meaning I focus on the whole person—not just the problem. Your spiritual life and beliefs are welcomed and supported when they are meaningful to you.
How We Work Together
My sessions blend evidence-based and trauma-informed approaches, including:
• Compassionate Inquiry
• Mindfulness practices
• CBT and ACT
• Metaphor, imagery, and symbolic language
Together we explore your experiences with curiosity and care. Sometimes the healing begins simply by telling your story and feeling deeply heard.
Whether for a single session or ongoing support, counselling helps you reflect, find direction, and take steps toward healing and personal growth.
Generally suitable for Young People 13+ and Adults.
Ballarat Art Therapies understands that after a traumatic event, supporting a person’s mental wellbeing is important.
I work with individuals, couples, families, and workplaces, holding a caring, safe, and supportive space to address the effects of the critical incident that has occurred.
I understand that there are different stages to recovering from a critical incident and offer support through each of these stages — whether for an individual or a group.
I’m able to offer in-person, online, or outreach (where I come to you) services.
I acknowledge that the impact of a critical incident is unique to each person, and that past trauma or existing vulnerabilities can be triggered by the event. This can make healing more complex and may require a longer or adjusted approach.
People who have experienced a critical incident don't heal in isolation — they need support from their community or workplace, and I can help with this.





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