Welcome

Hi I am Kimberley, an integrative psychotherapist committed to creating a safe and welcoming space where you can explore all aspects of yourself. Your autonomy is paramount, and I work collaboratively with you to develop a personalised treatment plan that addresses your unique needs. Psychotherapy is a journey of self-discovery, and I honor the complexity and richness of the human experience as a foundation for growth and change. Rather than focusing solely on problem-solving, I view therapy as a space to foster self-compassion for all parts of yourself, understand how past experiences shape present patterns, and cultivate resilience for a fulfilling life.

 

As an integrative psychotherapist, I draw on a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Attachment, Trauma, Psychodynamic, Somatic, Internal Family Systems, and Transpersonal models. My person-centered foundation ensures that your needs always come first. I can help you with a broad range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, grief, and existential concerns. I incorporate harm reduction and the integration of non-ordinary states into my work.

 

I have a Bachelor of Psychotherapy and Counselling, an Advanced Diploma in Group Facilitation, training in Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy, Gottman Couples Therapy Training, Metacognition Training and a certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapies. I also served as the Education Director for the Australian Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Practitioners.

 

Born in London with a mixed heritage, my diverse background, including living and working internationally as the founder of an NGO, allows me to connect with people from various cultures. My personal meditation practice grounds me in my cottage in the luscious forests of Regional Victoria. My permaculture training reminds me of our interconnectedness with the ecological system in which we are all nested.​

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I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which I live, work and play. I pay my respects and give thanks to their Elders, past and present for their care of the land, waterways, and animals. It is an honour to reside on these lands.