Holly has a particular interest in trauma recovery, complex trauma, family violence, Victims of Crime counselling, relationship counselling and Parts Work Therapy. She supports individuals, couples and families to better understand the patterns, protective responses and life experiences that influence their thoughts, emotions, behaviours and relationships.

Her approach is compassionate, trauma-informed, strengths-based and collaborative, combining professional counselling with evidence-informed therapeutic approaches tailored to each person’s unique circumstances and goals.

A core aspect of Holly’s work is Parts Work Therapy, which helps clients develop awareness of the different aspects of themselves that shape how they think, feel and respond to life’s experiences. By approaching these parts with curiosity and compassion, clients can build greater self-understanding, emotional resilience and lasting change.

Alongside professional counselling, Holly has training and experience in mindfulness, meditation, spiritual exploration and holistic wellbeing practices. Where appropriate and guided by the client’s preferences, these approaches may be integrated into counselling to support self-awareness, emotional regulation, personal growth and overall wellbeing.

Holly is committed to creating a safe, respectful and supportive therapeutic space where clients feel heard, empowered and supported to heal, grow and reconnect with themselves.

She works with individuals, couples and families, including people living with disability and NDIS participants, and provides counselling via telehealth across Victoria, with face-to-face appointments available in Melbourne’s CBD and western suburbs.