Indigenous Counsellor Culturally Supportive

Aboriginal Owned Counselling

As a third-generation Indigenous Māori therapist with strong family ties, I bring a unique perspective to my work. My knowledge of traditions helps build trust and connection, which is key to any trusted place.

I create a safe and welcoming space where people can openly explore their emotions and feelings. I respect and honour Indigenous ways, ensuring every session is full of respect, empathy, and appreciation for our culture. Together, we can face life’s challenges while celebrating our shared identities.

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Shared Stories and Understanding

Our safe and nurturing space, led by a compassionate therapist, is here to support individuals addressing complex issues within all generations and intergenerational trauma, making you feel secure and at ease.

As I explore all indigenous cultures, including my heritage and support my Aboriginal spouse, trust and empathy strengthen our journey.

Our understanding therapist is here to foster open dialogue, validate your experiences, and place them in broader societal contexts, making you feel heard and validated.

Confidentiality and ethics ensure high-quality care.

Your therapist is here to gently guide you through the exploration of personal issues, fostering awareness in a space that truly respects your unique identity, making you feel supported and less alone in your journey.

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