Career Counselling in Kingsley & Online Across Australia

Person-centred support for career decisions, job stress and life transitions. Counselling available in Kingsley WA or via telehealth.

Support When Work Life Feels Unclear or Overwhelming

Person-Centred Career Counselling

Work can be a meaningful part of life — but it can also be a source of stress, uncertainty, and emotional strain. You might be feeling stuck in a role that no longer fits, questioning your direction, recovering from burnout, or facing a transition you didn’t choose.

These experiences can be hard to talk about — especially when they touch on identity, purpose, or the balance between work and the rest of your life.

You don’t have to navigate it alone. Career counselling offers space to reflect, explore, and find your way forward with greater clarity and self-trust.

A Person-Centred Approach to Career Support

My counselling approach is person-centred, integrative, and collaborative. I offer a calm, non-judgemental space where we can explore your working life with curiosity and care — not to prescribe a path for you, but to support you in uncovering what’s most aligned with your values and needs.

At the heart of this work is relationship. Together, we’ll look at your strengths, challenges, aspirations, and fears — gently making sense of what’s brought you here and what you might want to move toward.

This is not about fixing or forcing. It’s about creating room to ask meaningful questions and reconnect with what matters most to you.

Support for a Range of Work and Life Situations

Career counselling can help with a wide range of experiences and transitions, including:

Feeling stuck, unmotivated, or disconnected at work
Questioning your career direction or long-term goals
Returning to work after time away
Burnout, stress, or emotional exhaustion
Workplace tension or conflict
Redundancy or job loss
Midlife career re-evaluation
Balancing work with family, health, or personal needs

Whether you’re at a crossroads, in a difficult work environment, or simply wanting to find more meaning in what you do, this space is here for you.

How Career Counselling Can Help

We’ll begin by understanding where you are now — what’s feeling unclear, unsatisfying, or difficult — and what you’re hoping for instead. From there, we can gently explore:

Your values, interests, and core strengths
Patterns of stress or burnout, and how they’ve affected you
The impact of work on your identity, wellbeing, and relationships
The stories you hold about success, failure, or self-worth
Possible next steps or areas for change — big or small
How to make decisions that feel more grounded and authentic

This is not a formula or checklist. It’s a reflective, supportive process that honours your pace and your lived experience.

Career and Identity

For many people, work is more than just a job — it’s tied to how we see ourselves, how we feel valued, and how we relate to the world. When something in your work life feels off, it can ripple into other areas of life too.

Our work together can help you reconnect with your sense of purpose, set healthier boundaries, and consider what kind of life you want to build — inside and outside of work.

In-Person and Online Counselling

I offer online career counselling in WA. Online support offers flexibility for people balancing work, commuting, parenting, or regional living — without losing the depth and presence of the counselling relationship.

You Don’t Have to Figure It Out Alone

If you’re feeling unsure about your career or overwhelmed by work-related stress, support is available. You don’t need a plan — just a willingness to explore what’s going on.

I offer a free 15-minute phone call so we can connect, talk about what’s bringing you here, and see whether counselling feels like a good fit.

Book a Free Call

Contact Me — I’d be glad to hear from you.

“There’s wisdom in the pause — in not knowing, in not rushing, in allowing space for what’s next to unfold.”

– Unknown