Mark

Mark has spent over two decades in not-for-profit leadership and community development, including overseas education, health and post-disaster recovery projects. His move into counselling builds on this experience and a longstanding commitment to supporting others.

He offers a warm, person-centred approach, with a particular interest in supporting people navigating stress, difficult experiences and life changes, especially when these affect their identity, confidence or self-worth. He values a collaborative relationship in which people feel heard, recognise their strengths and explore ways forward that reflect their own priorities.

Mark holds a Graduate Diploma in Counselling, is completing a Master of Counselling, and is a Level 1 member of the Australian Counselling Association.

• General counselling for individuals and couples
• Women's and Men’s wellbeing and mental health
• LGBTQIA+ and gender identity
• Life transitions and adjustment to change
• Grief and loss
• Stress management and resilience

 Mondays to Saturday afternoons including some after hours (excluding public holidays). 

• Person-centred counselling
• Acceptance and commitment therapy
• Motivational interviewing
• Strengths-based counselling
• Cognitive behavioural therapy
• Compassion-focused therapy
• Mindfulness-based approaches

• Master of Counselling (in progress)
• Graduate Certificate in Humanistic Buddhism (in progress)
• Master of Public Health
• Graduate Diploma of Counselling
• Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
• Bachelor of Science (Honours)

 Australian Counselling Association (ACA) – Level 1 Member