Psychotherapy for when life feels difficult

Life may have felt difficult for a long time or life changes may have led to difficulty. Whatever the case, it may look like:

  • feeling disconnection from yourself, others or life in general

  • being unable to experience meaningful relationships

  • feeling that everyday tasks are hard or even unbearable

  • experiencing emotions that are hard to make sense of

  • feeling stuck or trapped in destructive or unsatisfying relationships

  • becoming aware of unhelpful patterns of behaviour but unsure of what to do next

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Psychotherapy can help with knowing and being comfortable with your own self, which ultimately brings a sense of more space, colour and vitality.

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Hi, I’m Bec Simone and my practice can support individuals to understand manage turbulence, unrest and uncertainties in their life such as the loss of a relationship or relationship difficulties, addiction cycles, unexplained body sensations, a feeling of disconnection from themself and general unease about the life they are living.

I am also able to support those experiencing complex post-traumatic stress disorder or presenting with other complex issues.

I offer long and short-term therapy and within each therapy session, I invite my clients to be exactly as they are as we work through their most present challenges together.

I am training with the Australian and New Zealand Psychotherapy Association (ANZAP), which focuses on working with the Conversational Model of contemporary psychodynamic psychotherapy.

How it works

Book an initial assessment session: we meet to see if we both agree that we can work together. This happens in up to three assessment sessions.

If we both agree we are a good fit, we begin by meeting for 50-minute sessions over a frequency that is suitable for your situation.

In-person counselling sessions are at 14 Barker St, Griffith, ACT, Australia.

For everywhere else in the world, we can meet online.

Book a session now.