Counselling has a long and proven history of assisting people overcome their personal traumas and dilemmas. Counselling can help you work through any personal or relationship “issue” that is troubling you.

 

Many people think seeing counselling is an admission that something is terribly wrong with them; that it is a form of weakness. This is an unfortunate misconception.

 

Seeking support for one's self or wanting to fully participate in one's personal development is a positive affirmation of life, a creative undertaking that requires courage and curiosity.

 

Professional counselling is effective because it allows you the time and space to work through your personal or relationship issues in a safe, non-judgmental fashion. In a supportive, non-threatening counselling environment we help you sort out and clear up any personal or relationship issues that you might have. Our Counsellors are trained - both academically and through the ‘school of life’- to understand people’s motivations, desires, wants and actions. They understand why “people do the things they do”.

 

With this knowledge and experience our counsellors are focused on assisting you deal with, and work through, your own personal and/or relationship issues. They are committed to helping you sort out your “stuff’. Our Counsellors will assist and help you to create ways to think more clearly, make better decisions, and to feel better about yourself.

 

This is achieved by our Counsellors ‘walking with you’ on your journey and helping to guide you when you want it. By talking through your tension, dilemma or issue with our Counsellors you will gain insight, clarity, direction, and power.

 

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Confidentiality and Ethics

 

We are committed to providing YOU, our client with the highest standard of care. As such we hold qualifications in Counselling. A counsellor is bound by the code of ethics prescribed by their professional body in particular ACA . This ensures your counsellor has ongoing clinical supervision and training and can deliver the highest ethical standard.

 

Your confidentiality and privacy is important to us and assured. Counsellors are required to breach confidentiality if you have indicated harm to yourself or others; suspected child abuse or neglect or committing of a criminal act.

 

We are obliged ethically to seek advice and report to statutory bodies as required.