Bronwyn O'Callaghan

Bronwyn is a highly accomplished, skilful, and practiced counsellor with many years of professional experience counselling clients through a diverse range of life’s challenges. A member of the Australian Counselling Association, Bronwyn has worked with adolescents and adults across a variety of different settings.

Bronwyn is a highly insightful therapist. She is a passionate advocate for authentic, open, and respectful collaborative relationships between client and therapist, believing it is the first step in empowering positive personal change and reduced emotional suffering. She values the restorative nature of counselling as an opportunity to reflect on values, goals, and expectations and to promote self-awareness and personal growth. Bronwyn supports her clients to discover the source of their concerns and guides them towards goal-orientated solutions for positive, sustainable change. Recognising the intricate nature of the relationships we have with ourselves and others, Bronwyn works with clients to uncover and explore barriers, reasons, and potential roadblocks to positive change. In doing so, she helps clients discover strategies to increase and sustain self-awareness, personal belief, and resilience.

Bronwyn incorporates a systemic approach to counselling by working with her clients to understand all aspects of their situation over time and across all parts of their life. She integrates a variety of therapeutic modalities and has training in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Gottman Therapy. She also draws on aspects of Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

• Master of Counselling
• Graduate Diploma in Psychology
• Member of ACA