Kristy Ingram
Counsellor or psychotherapist (ACA, PACFA or CPCA)
About
Kristy Ingram | Therapeutic Counsellor
Kristy is a qualified Therapeutic Counsellor offering telehealth appointments Australia-wide. With Face to Face sessions at the cottage in Bagdad, 25 minutes from Hobart.
She provides a warm, compassionate space where children aged six and over, adolescents and adults can feel heard, understood and supported.
Her approach is trauma-informed and tailored to each person’s needs, experiences and pace. Drawing on cognitive behavioural therapy, creative approaches, psychoeducation and emotional regulation strategies, Kristy supports people navigating anxiety, complex trauma, relationship challenges, life transitions and emotional overwhelm.
Kristy holds a Diploma of Counselling and is a Level 1 member of the Australian Counselling Association. She works collaboratively with clients to build self-understanding, strengthen coping skills and develop practical tools for everyday life.
At the heart of Kristy’s practice is the belief that everyone deserves kindness, respect and a space to talk openly. Through accessible online counselling, she offers support wherever you are in Australia.
What a first session looks like
As I hold space you can take your time to unpack what’s led you to seek counselling in a warm safe environment
In Kristy's own words.
Works with
Approach
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
- Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
- Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT)
- Family and relationship work
Qualifications
DipCouns Level 1 ACA
Fees
$150 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.
We introduce you and you agree a first session time with Kristy.
Membership
Member, ACA Level 1.
Membership checked by Inner Help on 18/10/2026 and re-checked yearly. This confirms the membership; it is not an assessment of the quality of care.
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