claire foster
Counsellor or psychotherapist (ACA, PACFA or CPCA). Get on your path to wellness!
About
You are feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, stuck and your mind is always on the go. This gives little time for capacity, energy and connection. In my sessions, it is my goal to help educate my clients on what is happening, how we can make small changes daily to build a path to wellness. Each session you will be given something to add to your toolkit, whether it’s relief from being able to talk, breathe, learn or just be you. This is your safe space.
If you are an NDIS participant with ADHD, Autism, ID, Cerebral Palsy, looking for a therapist to fit your NDIS goals, please reach out, let’s chat to see if we are the right fit.
What a first session looks like
When we start, its important to build acknowledgment and consent as your right as a client. You have come to me with your trust and our first session needs to invested in building a relationship by getting to know you, what your expectations are, how our sessions can challenge engagement and also work within your PACE.
In claire's own words.
Works with
Approach
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
- Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
- Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT)
- Coaching
- Psychodynamic therapy
- Family and relationship work
Qualifications
Bachelor of Counselling
Fees
$157 a session, set by the practitioner. No GP plan needed. Not Medicare rebatable.
Where and how
Video sessions (telehealth) for clients anywhere in Australia.
Taking new clients.
claire offers a 15 minute fit call before the first session, so you can check the fit.
We introduce you and you agree a first session time with claire.
Membership
Member, PACFA (Certified Practising).
Membership checked by Inner Help on 17/10/2026 and re-checked yearly. This confirms the membership; it is not an assessment of the quality of care.
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