Jennifer Wolff, counsellor and clinical supervisor in Joondalup and online counselling

Jennifer Wolff

COUNSELLOR & CLINICAL SUPERVISOR

MCouns, DipCouns, BA English, AA Child Development

Jennifer is a Master of Counselling qualified, ACA Registered Level 3 Counsellor and Registered Supervisor. She offers individual counselling and couples counselling for adults (18+) in Joondalup, as well as online counselling for individual clients and professional supervision for counsellors and chaplains.

Warm, empathetic and encouraging, her person-centred approach places a strong emphasis on the relationship between counsellor and client. She believes this relationship is one of the most important factors in successful counselling and aims to help clients feel comfortable, accepted and respected. Her work includes relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression and low mood, self-esteem concerns, stress, grief, parenting and family issues, life transitions and other challenges that can arise through different stages of life.

Working in an integrative way, Jennifer draws from a range of evidence-based counselling approaches depending on the person and what is most useful for them. These may include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy skills, Solution Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.

With couples, she draws particularly from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method. The work may focus on improving communication, understanding the recurring cycles couples can become caught in, recognising the attachment needs that may sit underneath conflict, and rebuilding emotional connection.

Jennifer’s professional background includes teaching, school chaplaincy, counselling adult students in a college setting and private practice. She also brings considerable life experience to her work, having been married for over 30 years and raised five children. These experiences have given her a broad understanding of the pressures and changes that individuals, couples and families can face throughout life.

A trauma-informed and strengths-based perspective also shapes her work. Counselling may involve understanding experiences and underlying issues that continue to affect the present, while also developing practical skills and strategies for current challenges. She helps clients recognise their strengths, gain greater self-awareness, make changes that matter to them and make choices that are more consistent with their values.

At the heart of her work is the belief that people have the capacity to create rich and meaningful lives. Even during difficult seasons, counselling can help people find greater clarity, hope and confidence as they decide what they want their life and relationships to look like moving forward.

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