Meet Al
Al earned a Bachelor of Social Work at Western Sydney University in 2017. They have worked in government and non-government organisations, providing therapeutic support to Indigenous and non-Indigenous adults and young people.
Based in Alice Springs since late 2017, their passion for social justice and inclusivity underpins their counselling sessions. Al welcomes people from all walks of life, including LGBTIQ+ folks and anyone who has faced discrimination. Al enjoys working with diverse clients using an integrated approach based on the fundamental principles of Narrative Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. This strengths-based approach centres on the client's expertise and knowledge regarding their problems.
Al deeply values creating a space of collaboration, creativity and warmth in the therapy room and is available to tailor the therapy to suit your needs.
Areas of Interest
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Trauma
- Life transitions
- Gender and LGBTIQ issues
- Self esteem
- Domestic Violence
Therapies
- Narrative Therapy
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Solution focused therapies
- Self-compassion based mindfulness
- Eye Movement Desensitisation & Reprocessing (EMDR)
Darwin Head Office
Level 2, The Avenue
217/12 Salonika Street
Parap NT 0820
(above Karma Cafe)
P: (08) 8941 1752
E:
easadarwin@easa.org.au
Toll Free: 1800 193 123 (NT only)
Alice Springs
Jock Nelson Centre
10/16 Hartley Street,
Alice Springs NT 0870
P: (08) 8953 4225
E: easaalicesprings@easa.org.au
Katherine
Katherine Regional Training Centre
Block F, Room 3
19 Second Street
Katherine NT 0850
P: (08) 8941 1752
E: easadarwin@easa.org.au
Visiting Service
Jabiru
Coolalinga
Tennant Creek
Nhulunbuy
Royal Darwin Hospital
EASA acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the country in which we work and live and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community.
We will stand with them to care for and protect their lands.
