Life is
meaningful when we’re aptly connected to ourselves, to others, and to the
world.
While I specialise in high-conflict couple therapy, I accept general practice clients – particularly those experiencing anxiety or depression. I also offer executive coaching, and clinical supervision.
Practice Locations Fillan Healthcare Transport and parking Takapuna: free onsite parking Appointments Ellerslie:
Languages Interpretation for languages other than English provided at cost Fees $140 (incl. GST) per 50-minute session or, when agreed, $210
for 80-minute sessions for couples or families Payment By direct credit or EFTPOS. Cancellations Non-attendance or late cancellation chargeable | Client Types Adolescents,
adults, couples, families, and groups. Areas of Special Interest Therapy: relationships
▪ depression ▪ anxiety & phobias ▪ death, grief & loss ▪ stress,
frustration & anger ▪ abuse, neglect & trauma ▪ identity &
confidence. Services As a
counsellor, my focus is on goal-orientated short to medium therapy (3 to 9
sessions) guiding people in assessing their problems and encouraging them to
take positive steps to resolve these issues. I aim to build resilience and
self-reliance. Approach Modalities
including theoretical orientation and techniques used: ▪ Rogerian
person-centred ▪ Cognitive Behavioural Therapy ▪ Solution Focused Brief Therapy
▪ Behavioural ▪ Dialectical Behaviour Therapy ▪ Couples Developmental Model ▪
Systemic Family Therapy ▪ Gestalt ▪ Transactional Analysis ▪ EMDR. Registrations and professional memberships Registered member of the NZ Association of Counsellors (MNZAC) Employee Assistance Programme - Vitae Qualifications
Background and Experience Over five
years clinical experience in private practice and with non-for-profit
orgnanisations, including Home & Family Counselling, North Shore Living
Without Violence, and Citizens Advice Bureau. Professional development
certificates in supervision, couple therapy, DBT, and anger-management. Supervision The purpose
of supervision is to promote the interests and wellbeing of supervisees’
clients. |