Frequently Asked Questions

Research says that if the counselling is working, you should experience some improvement, even after only a few sessions. Many of my clients report they start to feel better even after only one or two sessions.

The important thing is taking the first step in booking a session and working together to resolve your issues or relationship problems so that you can start to feel better and more optimistic about yourself, your relationships and your life.

Yes. I am bound by my code of ethics to keep everything we speak about completely confidential.

The only time I would break our confidentiality is if I thought you were in danger or harming yourself or someone else. In this case, I would usually speak to you before discussing your situation with others.
I also break confidentiality if my notes are subpoenaed.

I can’t promise I can save your relationship, however I can help you start to understand what’s working and isn’t working, so you can then make the choice whether to continue working on your relationship or not.

I have worked with many couples who have been on the brink of divorce or separation, and were able to turn things around and reconnect and rebuild the love they once had.

I have trained extensively in counselling and psychotherapy and have worked in the health field for over 30 years. I have a Bachelor of Counselling degree, majoring in grief and loss; a Diploma in Individual, Couple and Family Therapy and a Post Graduate Diploma in Emotionally Focused Therapy.

When you book your counselling appointment I reserve a time specifically for you and don’t offer it to anyone else. For this reason, I require 24 hours notice for the cancellation or rescheduling of any appointment. If you give less than 24 hours notice, you will be charged for the whole session fee.

My fees for individual sessions are $160 for a 60-minute session or for couples sessions my fee is $180 per 60-minute session.

I offer a discount of $15 off every session if you pre-pay and pre-book 6 sessions in advance.

Yes. Even if your partner won’t come to couples counselling or marriage therapy, you can still benefit from individual sessions. In fact, your relationship can still improve even when you only attend by yourself.