Frequently Asked Questions

Nura Counselling offers support for adults, couples, and families.

Counselling can be helpful if you are feeling overwhelmed, stuck, anxious, low, or would like support navigating change, relationships, or family challenges. It can also be valuable if you simply want a safe space to reflect and build resilience.

Sessions are held via secure video, allowing you to access support from home. You choose a time that suits you, and I guide the session just as I would in person.

Yes. Research shows online counselling is as effective as in‑person therapy for communication issues, conflict resolution and emotional connection.

Yes. I provide individual counselling, couples counselling, marriage counselling and family therapy.

Communication problems, conflict, trust issues, emotional distance, parenting challenges, separation, and rebuilding connection.

Our work is warm, collaborative, and evidence based. Support is tailored to each person’s needs, with a focus on practical tools, emotional understanding, and meaningful change.

Your first session is a chance to talk about what brings you to counselling, ask questions, and begin exploring your goals. I work at a pace that feels safe and manageable for you.

Yes. Nura Counselling supports couples and families who would like help improving communication, working through conflict, or strengthening connection.

Yes. Couples can join sessions from separate locations anywhere in Australia.

This depends on your goals and circumstances. Some people benefit from short term support, while others prefer longer term counselling. I review progress together and adjust as needed.

Confidentiality is an important part of counselling. Any limits to confidentiality, such as concerns about safety or legal obligations, will be explained clearly at the outset.

Yes. If you would like to clarify anything before arranging a session, you are welcome to get in touch through the contact page.