You may find yourself reacting more strongly than the situation seems to call for. The same conflicts return. Small things begin to feel charged. You may feel misunderstood by others — or unclear, at times, even to yourself. These experiences are rarely meaningless. They may be signs that something beneath conscious awareness is trying to make itself known. This is where the work begins.
Online sessions let you meet from a private place of your choosing. Without travel or a waiting room, you can leave a little space before and after the appointment — to gather your thoughts, settle in, and let the conversation continue to resonate. For many people, something shifts once the door is closed and they are settled in their own chair. Familiar surroundings may feel less exposing, and you may find it easier to relax and turn your attention inward. In clinical hypnotherapy, you can arrange the room, lighting, and your position in the way that feels most comfortable to you. You do not have to force relaxation or reach a special state. Hypnosis involves focused attention; you remain aware, able to speak, and in control throughout. Online work is not right for every person or every situation, so we can talk through privacy, technology, and suitability during the introductory call.
Online via Google Meet
If you're unsure which approach fits best, we can decide together during the intro call.
Focused or Long-term and deep
Ongoing · 50 min
Online $70
Targeted and focused
Usually 3–4 sessions · 60 min
Online $80
I’ve recently opened my private practice and am currently offering introductory rates
for online sessions. As private health rebates are not yet available, I’ve kept the
fees lower to reflect the out-of-pocket cost to clients.
Psychotherapy clients keep
their introductory rate for the first 10 sessions. For hypnotherapy, the introductory
rate applies throughout the full course, which is usually 3–4 sessions.
These are not isolated problems to fix, but patterns worth understanding.
Persistent tension, low mood, or difficulty regulating emotional states
Repeated conflicts, attachment patterns, and feeling misunderstood by others
Perfectionism, self-sabotage, and a harsh or relentless inner voice
Burnout, bereavement, and questions of meaning, direction, or who you are
Habits, sleep difficulties, stress, and physical symptoms with psychological roots
Images, dreams, bodily sensations, or experiences that feel significant but hard to name
My work is shaped by psychodynamic and depth-psychological traditions, including Freud, Jung, Klein, Bowlby, and Kohut. I am interested in the unconscious life of the person: the attachments, defences, losses, images, and repetitions that shape how we suffer and how we relate. I trained in both psychodynamic counselling and clinical hypnotherapy because I see them as complementary ways of working with unconscious material — through language, relationship, imagery, sensation, attention, and suggestion.
Writings on psychodynamic counselling, clinical hypnosis, dreams, symptoms, the unconscious, and the symbolic language of inner life. You’ll also find reflective exercises and guided practices for approaching this material with care.
For your privacy, please don't include medical information — general enquiries only.
All sessions are conducted online via Google Meet.