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Sue
Power


Counselling & Psychotherapy
 

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Counselling

Counselling support for anxiety & depression, grief & loss, life transitions.

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Sue also offers specific counselling support for nurses and midwives including mentoring for midwives and birth workers. 

 

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Please contact Sue to find out how she can best support you.  

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Workshops

Contact Sue for information about debriefing and birth preparation sessions. 

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About Sue 
 

I am a counsellor and group facilitator in the inner North of Melbourne. My background has been in nursing and midwifery and birth education for nearly 30 years in both the public and private sectors.  I have a deep gratitude for the experiences I’ve had working with individuals, women and their families over this time, and for the privilege of being with and witnessing the most intimate, vulnerable and challenging of times and also the most joyful. 

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What I value most about what I have learned through these experiences is the connection that happens through deeply listening and supporting someone to find their own innate abilities and strengths and to move toward greater wellbeing and authentic living.  

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Through my experiences in midwifery and birth education I discovered meditative practices, and developed a greater understanding of the mind-body connection and its role in our health and wellbeing.  These learnings eventually led me towards a change in career through the study of a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Further studies in Focusing Orientated Therapy, brought together all of what I have learned about connection and wellbeing.  The Focusing philosophy of kind, loving and compassionate attention to ourselves is a radical concept in our culture and it has been life changing for me personally and professionally.  

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As a therapist I will work with you to understand how you are relating to yourself and to find your own unique answers to what may be causing you distress or anxiety.  Through learning to relate to yourself in a whole new way, you will find a way through what may be feeling stuck or challenging in your life.    

 

“Focusing will enable you to find and change where your life is stuck, cramped, hemmed in, slowed down.  And it will enable you to change – to live from a deeper place than just your thoughts and feelings” (Gendlin, 1987)

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Qualifications and Affiliations

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Contact
 

Sue provides counselling and facilitates groups and workshops.  She aims to respond to you within 48-72hrs but given her hours of work she may take longer. (Replies may sometimes go to junk-mail so please also check your junk inbox if you've sent an enquiry via the website).  

Office hours are Monday to Thursday, 9am-5pm.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. 

 

0413 189 864
enquiries@suepower.com.au

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Counselling (online and in-person)

Sue currently has limited availabilities but please get in touch to discuss your needs.  Practice address is at:

Wellbeing at the Convent, 1 St Heliers St, Abbotsford

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I live, work and learn on what was and always will be Aboriginal land - upon the countries of the  Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung peoples of the Kulin nation.   I offer respect, care and responsibility to all who live on these lands, and deeply acknowledge and respect the knowledge holders and custodians whose respect, care and responsibility of land, waters, sky, and creatures has never been broken.  I offer my solidarity to stand with first peoples in their commitment to decolonise and heal country and culture through self determination and land rights.  I recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and I am the beneficiary of these stolen lands and dispossession which began over 200 years ago and continues today.

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