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What We Do

Counselling Services

We offer counselling through a number of pathways, depending on your circumstances and supports.

Individual Counselling

Private counselling for adults seeking a safe, consistent space to explore what they’re dealing with.

Victims
of Crime

Counselling support for people accessing services through Victims of Crime programs.

Redress
Counselling

Outdoor
Counselling

Counselling for survivors of institutional abuse engaging with redress processes.

Counselling sessions that incorporate hiking or cycling in the Dandenong Ranges at your pace.

NDIS & Support Work 

We offer support for NDIS participants who are self managed or plan managed. We have a strong focus on trauma-informed practice and working with psychosocial disability.

Community Access & Engagement Support

Practical, in-person support to help clients safely re-engage with the community.

Daily Living & Routine Support

Support focused on stabilising day-to-day functioning and reducing overwhelm.

Counselling

Service
Navigation
& Life Admin Support

Recovery-oriented support grounded in mental health understanding and trauma-informed care.

Helping clients engage with systems and reduce functional barriers.

Contact

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neuro affirming. 
gender affirming.
inclusive.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their enduring connection to this land, its waters, and culture.
 

We honour the strength, wisdom, and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and acknowledge the profound and lasting impacts of colonisation, including generational trauma and the devastation caused by policies of dispossession, forced removal, and systemic injustice.
 

In this space, we also acknowledge the deep scars left by childhood sexual abuse and other forms of trauma within First Nations communities, compounded by historical and intergenerational pain. We commit to listening, learning, and working alongside First Nations peoples to foster healing, respect, and meaningful reconciliation.
 

May this acknowledgement remind us of our shared responsibility to nurture a future of justice, equity, and hope.

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