Communities we serve
Veterans and families
Military-aware, trauma-informed counselling and career support for veterans, current serving members and their families, from people who understand the transition from service life.
Who it's for
- Veterans adjusting to life after service
- Current serving members planning their transition
- Partners and families affected by service
- Veterans with an injury or illness wanting to return to work or study
How we help
- Counselling for stress, adjustment, relationships and wellbeing
- Support with transition from military to civilian life
- Career and vocational counselling, including how to translate military skills
- Return-to-work and job search support
- Working alongside your GP and other supports, with your consent
How it works
- 1Get in touchCall or email us, or ask your GP or support organisation to refer you.
- 2First sessionWe talk about where you're at and what you'd like to change.
- 3A plan, togetherWe agree goals for wellbeing, work and family life.
- 4Moving forwardRegular sessions in North Lakes or by telehealth.
Funding and fees
DVA health cards don't cover counsellors, so veterans can see us privately at $190 per hour or through their health fund's extras cover. If you're on a workers' compensation or CTP claim, or have an NDIS plan, those may also fund sessions.
Common questions
Do you accept DVA cards?
DVA health cards don't cover counselling with a rehabilitation counsellor. You can see us privately or through your health fund.
Do you understand military life?
Yes. We provide military-aware, trauma-informed support and understand the challenges of transition.
Can my partner come too?
Yes, with your agreement. We also see partners and family members in their own right.