Support that meets you where you are

Accredited social worker and supervisor, Newcastle-based, offering trauma-informed and strength-based counselling and supervision through telehealth.

Support that meets you where you are

Support that meets you where you are

Hi, I'm Breanna,

I am a proud Gamilaroi woman, living on Awabakal country.

 

I am an experienced accredited social worker and supervisor offering counselling, and both cultural and clinical supervision, grounded in cultural safety and relational practice.

 

I work with adults and with practitioners in health, community and education settings. Those who are navigating trauma, grief and stress, creating a safe space to slow down, reflect and plan next steps.

 

I have recently moved into statewide policy and project roles in the government sector and have extensive experience in direct practice with Aboriginal and non-Indigenous individuals and families. 

How I can assist you

Counselling and Supervision via Telehealth

Counselling

Trauma-informed, culturally safe Telehealth counselling for adults seeking support that aligns with their values.

Supervision

Reflective supervision supporting ethical, culturally responsive practice and sustainable professional wellbeing.

Cultural consulting

Cultural supervision supporting accountable, culturally safe practice grounded in Aboriginal knowledge & community.

Trauma-informed, culturally safe telehealth counselling for adults seeking support that aligns with their values.

“Sometimes the most radical thing we can do is slow down, tell your truth about the challenges your facing, and remember we were never meant to carry it alone”

Working together

Counselling

$180 / 50 minute session

I offer Telehealth counselling for adult individuals who are navigating trauma, grief, stress and other challenges.

Sessions offer a steady, culturally safe space to be present, process what’s happening and explore practical, values-aligned ways forward.

I draw on trauma-informed, strength-based approaches, Acceptance Commitment therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

working together on managing

Trauma

I offer trauma-informed support to help you gently process past experiences, feel safer in your body and mind, and move forward at a pace that feels right for you.

I provide a compassionate space to support you through loss, helping you honour your grief, make sense of your emotions, and find steadiness during difficult times.

I support you to understand and manage stress, build emotional resilience, and develop practical tools to feel calmer, more balanced, and in control.

I also support clients navigating a range of life challenges, including relationship difficulties, self-esteem, anxiety, life transitions, and feeling stuck or overwhelmed.

Additional Services

supervision

Reflective supervision for social workers and allied health professionals who want support with complex practice & vicarious trauma.

Together we explore practice dilemmas, boundaries, ethics and self-care, with a focus on culturally responsive, justice-orientated work that is sustainable over time

Cultural Supervision

For Aboriginal and non-Indigenous practitioners who want to work in ways that are accountable to Aboriginal communities, history and knowledge.

Cultural supervision supports you to unpack power, racism, and organisational dynamics, strengthen culturally safe practice and stay connected to community and Country in your work.

Kind words

Meet Breanna

Born and raised in Tamworth, NSW. My practice has been shaped by years of working in local health districts in critical care, Aboriginal Community controlled organisations, and forensic mental health.

From these experiences my practice has been shaped by walking alongside individuals and families in times of crisis and transitions.

I currently work in the government sector in policy and project roles, focusing on health outcomes, equity and system reform.

This mix of frontline and systems experience means my counselling and supervision are grounded in real-world pressures, organisational dynamics and the strength of community, while keeping justice and cultural safety at the centre of my work. 

I am also an emerging independent researcher and academic writer.

I am currently co-authoring chapters within academic textbooks for publication in the coming months. This writing work strengthens my counselling and supervision by keeping myself closely engaged with all approaches to social work. 

I am also currently completing a Diploma of Leadership and Management (due for completion in October 2026, further strengthening my capacity to support practioners navigating complex teams, services and systems. 

Outside of work, my husband and two children and our dog keep me busy! Understanding the juggle of family, community and demanding roles informs my gentle and strength based approach to counselling and supervision. 

Session fees

Counselling

Private counselling  for all ages

$180. 50-minute session (private paying clients only.)

I do not accept Mental Health Care Plans or  at this time 

Supervision

Professional clinical or cultural supervision

$200. 50-minute session (private paying supervises only).

NDIS

Support for Plan managed Clients

I work with plan-managed NDIS participants as a non-registered provider.

Ready to explore your healing journey?

If you’re interested in counselling or supervision, you’re welcome to get in touch to see whether we’re a good fit.

 

You can send an email or submit an enquiry with a few lines about what you’re looking for, and I’ll respond with current availability and next steps.

 

There’s no obligation to book, an initial conversation can help you decide what feels right for you.