Shelley Murphy

Shelley Murphy is a highly experienced counsellor with a passion for helping people overcome challenges and develop emotional intelligence to regain control over their lives. Shelley has been in practice for more than 15 years and holds full membership with the Australian Counselling Association. She further extends her impact by serving as an Australian Counselling Association Clinical Supervisor, guiding and mentoring other counsellors.

Shelley is dedicated to empowering individuals and helping them break free from the negative influence of others. Drawing from her extensive experience, she provides valuable insights and practical strategies to foster personal growth and resilience using the tools available to a person-centred therapist. Through her work, Shelley offers a unique perspective on the transformative power of neuroplasticity, showcasing how we can overcome past trials and trauma to create a fulfilling future. Before embarking on her counselling career, Shelley gained valuable experience in the corporate world, affording her a comprehensive understanding of the challenges individuals face in both personal and professional spheres. This diverse background, coupled with her life experiences, enables Shelley to connect with clients on a deeper level, providing a holistic approach that integrates her educational foundation, personal growth, and practical insights.

With a compassionate and empowering style, Shelley works collaboratively with her clients by tailoring her approach to meet their specific needs. She guides her clients in developing emotional intelligence, enabling them to navigate their relationships and life challenges with resilience and self-assurance as she firmly believes that every individual possesses the capacity for growth and personal transformation. Through her counselling practice and professional affiliations, she continues to make a positive impact on the lives of countless individuals, supporting them in breaking free from limitations and embracing a life of fulfilment and empowerment.

• Masters of Counselling and Psychotherapy