Person centred and LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy located in Naarm/Melbourne

Collaborating with clients from varied backgrounds through life transitions including identity exploration, anxiety, and moments of overwhelm.
Providing a calm, grounded, and empathetic presence. Grace specialises in LGBTQIA+ affirming care, drawn from her own lived experience.
Somatics: focussing on body awareness, breath, and gentle movement to release tension
Breathwork: using conscious breathing to calm the nervous system and improve regulation
TRE (Trauma/Tension release exercises): guided tremoring and gentle activation to release tension
Combining these modalities with talk therapy, meeting you at your pace to support emotional and physical regulation and to promote a balanced nervous system.

Master of Counselling; TRE (Trauma/Tension Release Exercises) trained for mental health; certified in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Mental Health First Aid, B.Sc.
At GJ Flow Counselling, you’ll find a warm, confidential space where empathy and research-based care support your intentional growth. Working with the LGBTQIA+ community, we explore ways to ease daily stress, calm anxious nerves, and nurture a secure sense of self. You’ll be welcomed with non-judgmental, affirming support that honours who you are and who you’re becoming. Together, we’ll strengthen your self-worth, gently face what scares you, and identify practical, real-life steps you can try day to day. Our aim is to help you move forward with presence, resilience, and ongoing growth, while staying true to your pace and needs.
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Please reach out if you are interested in booking a session. Currently accepting new clients. Here is Grace’s psychology today profile.
In person counselling sessions at Hartington Centre, Melbourne, (24 Hartington street, Northcote, Victoria).
Online appointments available. $120 for 50 minutes, concession rates available.
Appointments available on Monday, Thursday – Saturday 10-6pm.
Your privacy is a priority. What you share in counselling stays confidential within the limits of the law. Using evidence-based approaches emphasising safety, trust, and collaboration, while maintaining consistent professional standards.
I acknowledge all First Nations people, LGBTQIASB+ people and communities. I recognise the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung peoples of the Kulin nation as the Traditional Owners & Custodians of the land of which I work & live. I pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.

