WHAT TO EXPECT

In your first session I’ll ask you – or you and your partner: “What brings you to counselling today?” The format of the session will depend on your specific needs.

Each person requires something unique, and so our discussion is deliberately unstructured. In this way, I can be guided by what is important for you to talk about, specifically.

Usually, my clients have something bothering them when they come in for the first time. It is normal to feel a bit nervous, so please be assured you are welcome to discuss whatever you feel. After our initial session, I’ll begin to understand your situation, and perhaps help you make sense of where you’d like to be, and what your goals and milestones are. This is also my opportunity to explain more about how I work, and the kind of shifts that are possible for us to make together.

…If you’re hoping for change – you’ve come to the right person.
It’s time to move out of pain, and into more stability, self compassion, and love than you ever thought possible.

PRICING OVERVIEW

INDIVIDUAL SESSION

$20000
  • 50 minute 1:1 session

COUPLES SESSION

$24000
  • 50 minute 1:2 session

IS LIFE GETTING YOU DOWN?

  • You feel nauseous, can’t eat, can’t sleep, feel agitated and short of breath
  • You are using food/drugs/alcohol and other addictions to numb out the pain
  • You are thinking that nothing can change, or nobody can really help you
  • You have repetitive negative thoughts that get stuck in your head
  • You are aware that you are lonely or you can’t reach out to friends
  • You are in a relationship that is not working but you don’t know what to do to fix it or leave it

Change and relief from this pain is achievable with counselling. Discover happiness, greater self confidence and better relationships through growth and change.

“The relationship you have with your therapist is as much a part of the healing as the content of the work I do with you. It is critical that you know, and truly feel, that I am in your corner, doing everything I can do understand what’s going on for you.”
Marg Ryan, 2016