Individual Psychotherapy
Adults
Supporting individuals to process, transform, develop and heal. This service is tailored to the individual’s presenting needs. During the free consultation the individual and therapist will discuss the specific therapeutic goals and an intervention plan will be developed together.
Here are some examples of areas we can support you with, but is not exclusive to:
symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression
grief and bereavement
anger and challenging emotions
behaviour patterns
life transitions, change and integration
early life events and experiences of trauma
addiction and healthy lifestyle
gender identity and/or sexuality
workplace and career issues
supervision for job burnout
navigating relationship with partners, family, friends, colleagues, community etc
Older Adults
This service focuses on supporting older adults through life transitions or experiences they may be facing. This may include coping with loss of a person, place or state of being. We can support individuals through their transition into residential care facilities or alternate living arrangements. We support both individual and families through end of life care and/or a change in health circumstances, for example; acute illness, disability and Alzheimers.
Counsellor Kerimé Abay has worked 8 years in residential aged care, specialising in working with people who experience Alzheimer’s and Dementia. She has a comprehensive understanding of both the nursing care, social and psychological needs, of both the individual and family members.
Young People – Aged 10-25
We support young people through counselling, mentoring, coaching and practical support. When we support young people, we tailor our therapy with evidence-based practice methods to ensure young people are met where they are in their individual development. We support young people to navigate and learn about their emotions, relationships and internal processes. Developing a therapeutic alliance through continuity of care and reflective practice is a priority when providing support.
Counsellor Kerimé Abay has 6 years experience working with young people in both government and non-government organisations in Australia. She specialised in working with young people in contact with the justice and social welfare systems who required complex therapeutic intervention.
Some areas of therapeutic support for young people may include:
relationship with friends and intimacy
relationship with parents or guardians
developing motivation
future career pathway counselling
mental health support
developing and nurturing identify and sense of self
managing emotions e.g. anger, frustration
developing a deeper awareness and relationship to the physical body
MEET KERIMEWe believe that no two people see life through the same lens. Our individual experiences are the shades that colour our humanity and inform the inner workings of our minds.
That’s why at Hue, we honour each individual’s unique values, beliefs and experiences to create a compassionate space where a person’s internal processes are seen, heard, and acknowledged.
Counsellor/Psychotherapist MPF
(BA Social SC, Masters in Counselling)
