BA(Hons) M Psych PhD Counselling Psych

Being a counselor is a privilege. Exploring aspects of our lives that are troubling to us requires great courage and personal commitment. Being invited to walk alongside someone as they stretch themselves in this way is a unique experience. My work with clients focuses on providing a safe space in which to explore their experiences or even concerns that they cannot yet name. Each client is different and brings a different style and set of priorities to counseling. My purpose is to enter into the world of each person and support them as they unfold towards new understandings of themselves and their relationships with others. As a person-centred therapist I believe that all of us grow as we move through life – that it is often in challenging times that we come to see with more clarity what is most important to us.

As co-Chair of the Masters of Counselling program at Murdoch University, I am committed to providing an experiential and evidence-based learning opportunity for students from Psychology as well as a range of other disciplines. I enjoy working with each trainee in a person-centred way that supports their development toward being able to assist others in times of distress and self-discovery. This is often a personal challenge for trainees as well as a professional challenge. Together we construct learning opportunities to develop their own strength and self-awareness so that they are able to be a support to you.

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