Counselling Mandurah

Office 8, Level 1, 21-23 Sholl Street Mandurah WA

0422275494

Breathe Counselling offers counselling services for individuals, couples and families in one of WA’s favourite cities, Mandurah. Easily accessible to local residents in the Peel Region, but also within close proximity to neighbouring towns, Pinjarra, Secret Harbour and Dawesville. Our clinic is situated in downtown Mandurah, close to the foreshore, cafes, shops and public transport, with plenty of free parking onsite

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Opening Hours

Mon: 9:00am – 6:30pm
Tue: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Wed: 12:00pm – 8:00pm
Thu: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Fri: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sat: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sun: Closed

Breathe Counselling Mandurah Location

Our team of professional counsellors offer both face-to-face therapy and online options. Whether you are looking for couples therapy, emotional support, an EAP service for your workplace or individual psychotherapy to address anxiety or depression, we are here for you.

Breathe Counselling Mandurah FAQs

What can I expect if I see one of your therapists for counselling? +

Our Counsellors offer individual, couples and family counselling from our clinic in Mandurah. We also offer Online sessions.

Our counsellors have a genuine and obvious compassion. They will intentionally create a counselling space with you, where safety and respect is primary.

In the first session, your counsellor will work with you to ascertain your hopes and expectations from therapy and develop a plan to make the most of your appointments.

What you share is confidential, and you will not be judged. You should be able to feel comfortable being open and vulnerable.

What happens in counselling? +

A counselling session can involve the following:

Disclosure about what is happening for you in life and why you sought counselling
Discussing, exploring and understanding thoughts, emotions, behaviour and relationships
Psychoeducation- learning skills that assist in coping, growing and healing
Applying therapeutic techniques that help to manage or alleviate stress or pain.

What if I think couples counselling might help, but my partner isn't interested? +

This is extremely common. The best way to deal with this is:

Don’t try to push your partner into it. Try to be patient and understanding. They may be frightened or may have had a bad experience with counselling. There are many reasons why people don’t want to get counselling.
Try individual counselling. Just because your partner isn’t there, doesn’t mean you can’t work on your relationship. Remember that you cant fix, control or change other people, but you can work on yourself.
Explore other ways of healing your relationship (ie retreats, podcasts etc)