Adolescent & Youth WellbeingAnxietyCarer SupportChildren’s WellbeingDepression & Low MoodDisability SupportEmotional RegulationFamily DynamicsGrief & LossLived Experience SupportNDIS Goal SupportParenting SupportSchool & Behavioural ConcernsSelf-Esteem & ConfidenceSleep DifficultiesStress & BurnoutTrauma & PTSD

Anne Hueppauff

I am a holistic counsellor who is passionate about collaborating with and supporting clients to live their best lives. I work with people who are at all ages and stages and use a person centered, strength-based and integrated approach which responds to client need. I find narrative therapy is an empowering way to support clients to see that they are not defined by their problem story and I work using a positive and hope focused lens.  Working in the country has equipped me to work with a wide variety of needs and presenting issues including anxiety, depression, life changes, co-parenting, grief, work injury and trauma.  I also work to support people as they navigate the last stages of their life. My previous work in education gives me insight and a toolbox to work with young people and their families, including carers. I facilitate the Peaceful Kids and Parents Programmes for PFS in Port Lincoln. I have a special interest in grief therapy and have done extensive training in this area. I enjoy working with groups and have run successful grief groups in Port Lincoln and beyond.

 

Professional Title: Registered Counsellor
Qualifications:

Graduate Diploma of Counselling (PACFA)
Diploma Teaching

Location: Port Lincoln SA
Service Modality: Both
Current Availability: Accepting New Clients
Therapeutic Approaches: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Integrated Psychological Approach, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Person-Centred Therapy, Positive Psychology, Solution-Focused Therapy, Strength-Based Practice, Trauma-Informed Practice
Works Best With: Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Clients, Adults, Carers, Children (5-12), Families, LGBTQIA+ Clients, NDIS Participants, Older Adults, Parents & Caregivers, People with Disability, Teenagers (13-17), Young Adults (18-25)