Gentle support when photos remind you of people or times you miss deeply.
Counselling to ease the stress and pressure that can come with large collections and unfinished organising projects.
A safe place to process painful memories or difficult chapters that resurface while working with photos.
Space to explore the joy, nostalgia, and deeper sense of story that photos carry.
Drawing on my years of experience as a professional photo organiser, I understand firsthand how deeply emotions can surface during the process of working with photo collections.
Using a trauma-informed lens, I support you to notice how emotions show up in your body and mind, and give you tools to regulate and reconnect with a sense of calm as you explore your photos.
A warm, nurturing approach that honours your story and helps you explore emotions gently, so you can find meaning and resilience in what your photos bring up.
Drawing on my years of experience as a professional photo organiser, I understand firsthand how deeply emotions can surface during the process of working with photo collections.
Using a trauma-informed lens, I support you to notice how emotions show up in your body and mind, and give you tools to regulate and reconnect with a sense of calm as you explore your photos.
A warm, nurturing approach that honours your story and helps you explore emotions gently, so you can find meaning and resilience in what your photos bring up.
A gentle, at-your-own-pace first session where we focus on what matters most. For some this means a session or two to find clarity and confidence to move forward with a photo project, while others may choose ongoing support. Either way, we’ll shape the sessions to fit your needs.
I use trauma-informed strategies to notice what comes up in your body and mind, and together we’ll find ways to help you return to a sense of calm. This could mean finding enough clarity to take the next step, or gently going deeper if more emotions are surfacing.
You’ll reflect on what you’ve learned and honour what’s tender — whether that means the confidence to complete a photo project or finding meaning in past experiences. The aim is to leave with a clearer path forward and supportive new ways to care for yourself.
Before we begin, you’re welcome to book a free 15-minute Discovery Call — a relaxed phone or video chat to ask questions, and see if working together feels like a good fit. This gives you a chance to explore whether counselling support is right for you.
Sessions run for 60 minutes, giving us enough space to talk, reflect, and work with whatever comes up without feeling rushed. If at any point you feel you’d benefit from more time, extended 90-minute sessions are also available.
Sessions can take place online (via secure video) or in person in Warrandyte, Victoria. You choose the setting that feels most comfortable and accessible for you.
Some clients come for one or two sessions to move forward with a photo project, while others prefer more regular support. You decide the pace and duration that feels right for you.
Standard 60-minute sessions cost $145. I also offer a few sliding-scale places each month, making support accessible to those who need it most while ensuring I can continue this work with care.
Everything you share is treated with care and respect. Sessions are a private, supportive space where your wellbeing and privacy are always prioritised.