Kim Johnston
Kim is a Masters-qualified Registered Counsellor with extensive experience. Cognitive-Behavioural, Solution-Focused, Emotion-Focused, Positive Psychology, Trauma-Informed and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy strategies are integrated into a fully client-centred approach where the client's individual needs and preferences are prioritised. Kim has worked with adults of all ages to bring about change when there are challenges related to clinical diagnoses as well as significant life events.
BA(Psyc),GradDipEd(Prim),GradDipCouns,MACouns,MACA,AssocMAPS
English
adults, couples, families, children, women, men, elderly, gender diverse
person centred therapy, online therapy, emotion focused therapy, mindfulness, family systems, narrative therapy, solution focused therapy, attachment theory, trauma therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (act), cognitive behavioural therapy (cbt), relational counselling, strength based therapy, collaborative therapy, applied behaviour analysis, visualisation
- depression
- anxiety
- self esteem and confidence
- stress
- trauma
- life changes
- relationship issues
- anger management
- burnout
- motivation and purpose
- conflict management
- break up and divorce
- communication skills
- affairs
- change and transition
- disconnection
- death and dying
- suicide ideation
- insecurities
- feeling stuck
- loneliness and isolation
- mental health and wellbeing
- childhood trauma
- disenfranchised grief
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- end of life
- work-life balance
- social anxiety
- grief and loss
- sleep issues
- coping issues
- mistrust
- parenting children with special needs
- workplace issues
- parenting
- upbringing issues
- personality disorder
- personal development
- identity
- goal setting
- pre-marital preparation
- family issues
- mental health disorder
- phobias
- post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd)
- autism
- behavioural issues
- child behaviour and development
- disability
- acceptance
- attachment issues
- emotional control
- psycho-social problems
- issues
- grief
