Children counselling service

Leanne has been working fulltime in family and youth counselling services for the past two years.

As part of her children’s counselling services, Leanne offers children’s play therapy and interplay sessions in Perth.

Leanne provides a trauma-informed, holistic approach, catering to the needs of the family where they are at, including considering the impact of trauma experiences they may be living with. Leanne is passionate about family and child safety.

Leanne has worked with children, young people and their families from a range of cultural backgrounds, including First Nations people in remote communities. She always considers the cultural needs of each young person and family when she is supporting them.

In her spare time, Leanne likes to spend time with her family, listen to music, take photos, and connect with her spirituality. She loves being amongst nature and often walks on the beach or in the bush.

Caris offers a range of youth counselling services in Perth, including humanistic children’s play therapy and interplay, a type of play therapy that includes the family in the therapeutic process. She also offers individual therapy to adolescents and parents.

Describing her therapy style as humanistic, Caris approaches clients from a space of non-judgement, supporting each client at a pace that suits them. She believes that it’s important to create a secure therapeutic relationship that’s built on safety and trust. Caris also uses psychoeducation as a tool to help parents and adolescents better understand themselves.

Caris has experience working with children with Autism, including people who are non-verbal. She also has a history of working with children, young people and families who have been impacted by child sexual abuse.

Caris is a passionate advocate for the safety and wellbeing of children and young people.

In her spare time, Caris likes to spend time with her family in the outdoors. She also likes to spend time tending to her garden and going to the swimming pool.

Carrie aims to build a strong therapeutic relationship by creating a safe and accepting space for clients. Her children’s counselling approach is holistic, client-centred, and attachment/trauma informed. Carrie caters her approach to the individual she is working with, drawing from a range of therapeutic interventions.

Carrie offers a number of youth counselling services in Perth, include acceptance commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, children’s play therapy and interplay.

Carrie has experience working with children, teens and families who have experienced trauma. She also has a history of working with people living with disability and supporting First Nations people in remote communities.

Carrie is a strong advocate for child safety and wellbeing. She is also very passionate about supporting parents and families around the challenges of parenting.

When she’s not at work, Carrie likes to spend time with her two young children, exercise and go to the beach. She likes to focus on her health and wellbeing through practices like yoga, meditation and mindfulness.