Suzanne is an experienced counsellor, clinical supervisor and educator with a particular passion for developing and supporting practitioners throughout their professional lives. Her approach to supervision is reflective, relational and practical, creating space for both professional growth and the human experience of doing this work. In counselling she provides resource therapy a trauma-informed, attachment-aware, psychodynamic strengths-based psychotherapy. Specialties -
Clinical & professional supervision • Supervision on supervision • Counsellor development • Business Growth • Faith-integrated practice • Trauma, grief & loss. Qualifications - B.AdED, MSocSc (Counselling) Certificate in Group and Individual Supervision
Level 4 ACA, College of Supervisors, PACFA Clinical, CCAA Counsellors and Supervisor,

Cecily brings extensive experience across supervision, education, crisis support and community recovery. Her supervision is particularly suited to professionals working in demanding frontline and helping roles, with a strong focus on resilience, wellbeing and sustainable practice. Cecily has worked as a supervisor for Lifeline Australia and continues to work as a crisis support worker in Community Recovery following natural disasters. Specialties:
Burnout prevention & resilience • Crisis support • Frontline workers • Education professionals • Trauma-informed practice • Practitioner wellbeing
 Qualifications- BEd, MEd Studies (Counselling), EdD, Dip Counselling, Cert Group and Individual Supervision, Accredited Crisis Supporter, Lifeline UCQ. 
Level 2 ACA, College of Supervisors

Resh brings more than 15 years of experience across counselling, disability, mental health, behaviour support and human services. His supervision is person-centred, strengths-based and trauma-informed, with particular expertise in supporting practitioners working with neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+ and culturally diverse communities. Resh is a Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator at ACAP University College and is expected to graduate with a PhD in 2026. Specialties: Neurodivergence & autism • LGBTQIA+ affirmative practice • Behaviour support • Disability & NDIS • Identity & diversity • Inclusive practice • Culturally informed Qualifications GradDipCouns, Phd (expected2026), Cert Group and Individual Supervision, Dipbus, BMgmt (ConsPsych), MDPP, AMLead Level 2 ACA

Meg brings experience across counselling, clinical supervision, mental health, domestic and family violence, crisis support and practitioner development. Her supervision is collaborative, reflective and neurodiversity-affirming, with expertise in supporting practitioners working with neurodivergent clients and navigating the demands of helping professions. Meg’s doctoral research explores autistic burnout, with a focus on how burnout can be experienced, concealed and recovered from. Specialties - 
Neurodivergence & autism • Autistic burnout • Practitioner burnout & sustainability • Domestic & family violence • Mental health • Neurodiversity-affirming practice Qualifications - BSc(Psych)(Hons), MEd(Guidance & Counselling), Grad Cert Couns (Child, Youth & Family), Dip Couns, PhD Candidate (expected 2026)
Level 4 ACA Counsellor & College of Supervisors.

Jessa delivers reliable email marketing and administrative support to keep daily operations running smoothly. With experience in email campaign management, inbox oversight, scheduling, and digital coordination, she works behind the scenes to maintain clear communication, organised workflows, and efficient systems. Her attention to detail and commitment to excellence make her a valued part of both the team and client experience. She takes pride in providing accurate, timely support while contributing to a collaborative and productive work environment.