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Creating
Sustainable
Change.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy Melbourne

It's time to lead, from within.

We are designed for growth, evolution, and the possibility of something greater.  But, when we carry the weight of tough experiences, it can feel like we're stuck in a cycle of struggle, unsure how to move forward.

There comes a moment when we stand at a crossroads: continue to push through alone, or step up and seek the right kind of support that can help us navigate a new path.

You don’t have to do this alone.  The right guidance doesn’t just help you “manage” stress - it helps you take charge, shift your perspective, and step into the stronger, more capable version of yourself.  When you're ready, working with someone who seeks to understands the depth of your experience can make all the difference.

Rather than simply analysing your struggles or handing you surface-level strategies, we can really dig deeply into your experiences.  Slowing things down with curiosity, we can explore the deeper patterns at play, making sense of how past experiences have shaped your emotions, relationships, and your protective and wounded parts.

Through this process, we can begin to untangle the roots of emotional reactivity, relationship challenges, addictive processes, shame, and grief, so you can start living with clarity and confidence.

Therapy isn’t about “fixing” what’s broken - it’s about rediscovering the wholeness and strength that has been there all along.

 

  

Getting started is easy:


1. Click on "Connect", or either call or message me.


2. We'll have a real conversation about what you're going through, and how I can help.  


3. We'll meet and create an tailored plan and put in the work to facilitate lasting change.

Connect

PHONE

0432030930

FAX

03 9068 5212

OFFICE ADDRESS

393 Spencer Street, West Melbourne 3003

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