Centre for Soulful Healing

What can I expect in the free 30-minute consultation?
This is a relaxed, no-pressure space for us to connect. You can share a little about what’s bringing you here, ask questions about how I work, and see if this feels like the right fit. There’s no obligation — just an opportunity to be heard and supported in a meaningful way.

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How long are sessions?
Standard sessions run for 90 minutes. 

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What is the cost per session?
Fees are $160 AUD per session.

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Do I need a referral?
No referral is necessary. You’re welcome to reach out and book in directly.

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Can I do sessions online?
Yes. I offer secure, private online sessions for clients across Australia and beyond. Many people find this just as effective as in-person sessions.  Online sessions also suit many people living in remote areas or who may have other circumstances preventing them from attending sessions in person.  

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Is there parking available onsite?
Yes, there is free parking available onsite for all in-person sessions.

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Are after-hours sessions available?
Yes — I offer a limited number of after-hours appointments. If this suits your schedule better, please let me know and I’ll do my best to accommodate.

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Will I be in therapy forever?
No — therapy isn’t meant to last forever. Some people come for a short time to work through something specific, while others choose a deeper or longer journey. You’re always in charge of how long we work together.

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How many sessions will I need?
Everyone’s healing journey is different. Some people find a few sessions helpful for immediate support, while others benefit from a longer-term process. We’ll check in regularly and adjust as your needs evolve.

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How is a psychotherapist different from a psychologist?
Psychologists often work with clinical diagnoses using structured, evidence-based treatments. Psychotherapists, while also trained in evidence-based approaches, tend to work more relationally and holistically — exploring emotional patterns, deep-rooted experiences, and the inner life. My soul-centred approach also brings in and integrates energetic aspects of healing (energy psychology), mindfulness, trance, somatic work, and EMDR (bilateral processing) for trauma.

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How is a psychotherapist different from a counsellor?
There’s some overlap, but psychotherapy generally involves more in-depth, longer-term work and training in areas like trauma and complex emotional processing. Counselling is often shorter-term and focused on immediate life challenges. I’m trained in both and integrate them to meet you where you are.

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Can I get Medicare rebates?
At this stage, I don’t offer Medicare rebates. While that may mean a higher upfront cost, it also gives us greater freedom — we’re not limited by session numbers, diagnoses, or fixed frameworks. We can work more flexibly, intuitively, and at your pace.

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