Counselling Service For You

PTSD & Crisis
Counselling
Living with PTSD or Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) can feel overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting. Trauma can impact your nervous system, emotions, relationships, sleep, self-esteem, and sense of safety in the world. Symptoms such as hypervigilance, intrusive memories, emotional numbness, dissociation, anxiety, depression, and difficulties with trust are not signs of weakness—they are normal responses to abnormal and distressing experiences. Trauma-informed counselling provides a safe, structured, and compassionate space to stabilise your nervous system, process traumatic experiences at your own pace, and restore a sense of control, safety, and emotional regulation. With the right therapeutic support, it is possible to reduce trauma symptoms, strengthen resilience, and reconnect with yourself and others in meaningful ways.
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Dr Gaye Cameron is highly experienced and extensively qualified in the treatment of PTSD and Complex PTSD, offering evidence-based, trauma-informed therapy grounded in neuroscience and person-centred care. Her approach supports clients to move beyond survival mode, address long-standing trauma patterns, and develop practical tools for emotional regulation, self-compassion, and long-term recovery. Seeking professional trauma counselling is a powerful step toward healing—not just managing symptoms, but reclaiming your life, identity, and wellbeing with confidence and support.
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Note: Counselling support for clients can be done in conjunction with other medical professionals.

Appointments are on phone or Zoom for PTSD & Crisis Counselling
Don't hesitate to call now - 0457 541 348 for a free 15 min consultation. Fees are very minimal and payment can be arranged prior to the sessions.
Our email is - counsellingserviceforyou@gmail.com
Guidelines for Online Appointments
We can maximise our online experience if we both:
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ensure that we have a private, quiet, dedicated place for our meeting.
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make sure that we have all that we need at our fingertips, for example; notes, books, pad, pen and a drink.
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remove distractions; ensure that the TV, radio, kids, work colleagues or other computer applications are turned off.
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have had a few minutes to prepare ourselves before meeting, so that we are relaxed and
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focused, not rushed with scattered thoughts.
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consider this a normal appointment, the same as if visiting a G.P, Dentist or other healthcare professional in their office. We wouldn’t wear our pyjamas to an appointment (though we might like to), so lets keep the space professional.


