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Professional Online Counselling Australia

What We Do Best:

Trauma &
Mental Health

We specialise in supporting clients who are facing the impact of traumatic experiences, mental health concerns, relationship trauma, and behaviour-related difficulties. Our professional therapeutic approach may focus on reducing symptoms, improving emotional regulation, building insight, strengthening boundaries, and supporting healthier ways of coping and connecting.

To learn more about our areas of specialty, head to our Services page.

Confidentiality

316 Wellness Connect offers a confidential service, where we minimise note-taking to maximise trust and privacy.

We choose to keep your information confidential. This means we don’t partner with anyone who requires your data be sent to them (e.g., Medicare). Unless it is required by law, we will not disclose your information to anyone without your prior knowledge and approval.

Professional Counselling Australia, Online Clinical Counselling, Telehealth Psychology, Teletherapy, Expert Therapy, PTSD, anxiety, stress, change, behavioural management

Our Approach

We use an integrative approach meaning we draw from several evidence-informed therapeutic styles and interventions. The goal is to match therapy to your needs, your situation, and what helps you make progress.

In your appointment we may use modalities such as:

  • Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT): for changing unhelpful thinking patterns and coping responses
  • Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT): to support recovery from trauma-related beliefs and impacts
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): to build psychological flexibility and help you move toward meaningful goals
  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT):
    for emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and healthier relationship skills
  • Solution-Focused Therapy: to strengthen what’s working and build practical steps forward
  • Positive Psychology: to support strengths, wellbeing, and sustainable motivation
  • Faith-Based Therapy (where suitable): to integrate spiritual beliefs and values into therapy
  • Somatic approaches (where suitable): to support body-based awareness and regulation as part of trauma-informed care

What is the Difference Between Professional Counselling and Psychology?

Psychology may include assessment and diagnosis, and for a client-focused, therapeutically-led pathway to meaningful change—especially with tailored treatment planning—professional counselling is available.
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What is the Difference Between a Life Coach and a Professional Counsellor?

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