Counselling in Melbourne
In-person in Camberwell & Essendon,
and online across Australia
ONLINE COUNSELLING AUSTRALIA-WIDE
PRIVATE HEALTH REBATES
NO REFERRAL NEEDED
Some Reasons People Seek Individual Counselling
We believe therapy is for everyone, for the big things, the little things, and everything in between.
Individuals reach out to us seeking support with:
Feeling stuck in emotional or relationship patterns that keep repeating
Anxiety, overwhelm, overthinking, and chronic stress
Childhood trauma, complex trauma, and the lasting impact of early experiences
Burnout, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and difficulty slowing down
Shame, self-criticism, anger, or guilt that feels difficult to shift
Relationship challenges, attachment wounds, and fear of conflict, rejection, or disconnection
Feeling disconnected from themselves, others, or their sense of identity
Life transitions, including separation/breakups, parenthood, career changes, or migration
Wanting to better understand themselves, their emotional responses, and where these patterns come from
Inner child work, reparenting, and healing relational wounds
Grief, loss, and experiences that feel unresolved
Cultural identity, intergenerational trauma, and navigating different cultural expectations
If you're unsure whether we can help, feel free to reach out. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll do our best to refer you to someone who is.
THERAPY IN MELBOURNE
We help you understand the patterns beneath your thoughts, emotions, and relationships - how they were shaped, and why they continue to show up - so that change isn’t just something you think about, but something you begin to experience.
Many people come to therapy after reaching a point where the ways they’ve been coping no longer feel sustainable. You might find yourself feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, stuck in the same relationship patterns, or struggling to understand why certain experiences continue to affect you so deeply - even when part of you feels like you “should” have moved on by now.
For some, therapy becomes a space to finally slow down and pay attention to things they’ve spent years pushing aside, minimising, or trying to manage on their own. This might include anxiety, burnout, self-doubt, relationship difficulties, shame, grief, or simply a growing sense that something doesn’t feel quite right.
Whether you’re navigating a difficult period in your life or wanting to better understand yourself and your patterns, therapy can help you better understand the experiences, emotional responses, and relationship patterns that may be contributing to your distress.. Together, we explore the emotional patterns, protective responses, and past experiences that may be shaping how you relate to yourself, others, and the world around you.
Rather than judging these responses or trying to force them away, we’re here to offer you space to notice them with more care, understand what they may have been trying to protect, and begin responding in ways that feel more grounded and connected.
Private Health Insurance for Counselling Sessions
Did you know you can access rebates for your therapy sessions through many private health insurances? Discover how you can get a private health rebate for your mental health support.
Meet Our Counsellors
Jackie Ha
Camberwell | Online
Principal Counsellor
Individual & Relationship Counselling
English
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Couples Counselling & Relationship Dynamics
Authentic Relationship Building (with yourself, others, and the world)
Perfectionism & High Achieving Patterns
Complex Trauma & Complex PTSD
Attachment & Relational Ruptures
Parenting & Intergenerational Patterns
Cultural Identity & Integration for First/Second Generation Australians
Navigating Interpersonal Relationships & Social Connection
Self-Compassion & Healing from Shame
Emotional Regulation & Somatic Awareness
Exploring Identity & Personal Growth
JIAWEN TAN
Essendon | Online
Counsellor
Individual Counselling
English & Mandarin
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Navigating Transitions in Life
Stress and Anxiety
Depression
Work-Life Balance and Burnout
Self-Understanding and Personal Growth
Existential and Identity Crisis
Grief and loss, anticipatory grief
Interpersonal relationships and boundaries
Attachment styles and relationship patterns
Understanding trauma