Collaborative Counselling Support

Restorative and Mutual Learning

Bronwyn Campbell is a kind and compassionate counsellor who works transparently with clients to create a safe, therapeutic and mutual learning environment.

She has 10+ years experience working especially with vulnerable populations across the lifespan here in Australia and Chicago. Work settings have included a university and homeless shelter in the USA, and a women's prison in greater Sydney. Bronwyn previously worked in private practice in Newtown, Sydney,

Currently based in Canberra, she works for a not-for-profit agency as an outreach alcohol and drug counsellor. Bronwyn enjoys positive relationships with colleagues and networking with external agencies to ensure optimum client support.

She is adept in finding strengths in her clients, drawing out internal motivation to change and rolling with client resistance.

Bronwyn adopts a flexible and integrative approach using varied humanistic modalities with a particular emphasis on existential therapy and exploring the spiritual self. She trained at the Australian College of Applied Psychology and holds a postgraduate qualification in counselling as well as extensive training here and overseas in therapeutic approaches to addiction.

Bronwyn is a member of PACFA.

(Psychotherapist and Counselling Federation Australia No.22280)

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Her passion is to help people of all ages connect with core values and strengths while exploring the existential themes of purpose, meaning and acceptance.

She returns to private practice - part time- to service the community and participate in individual active care for those affected by issues such as grief/loss, divorce/relationship conflict, anxiety, depression, addiction, stress and life transitions.

If you have been struggling with mental health, or seeking support for the everyday and/or crisis situations that are challenging, Bronwyn can work with you at a gentle pace to explore your internal emotional resources to help you navigate inevitable change.

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