SONGLINE THERAPY
“It’s the relationship that heals.”
About me
Welcome — I’m Amelia, the clinician behind Songline Therapy. My approach is informed by Indigenous conceptions of health, which recognise wellbeing as interwoven with relationships to land, spirit and community. Cultural safety is integral to my practice.
Rooted in this understanding, my work honours the deep, living connections that shape who we are — the ancestral archives we carry, the spiritual threads that bind us, and the communities that hold our stories.
I’m a person‑centred, trauma‑informed clinician who specialises in attachment‑based healing. I prioritise safety, attuned presence and compassionate care so you can begin to repair what’s been wounded. Practical results often include clearer boundaries, improved emotional regulation, restored trust and a stronger, more secure inner life.
Cultural safety in my practice means you won’t be asked to teach me about your culture. I commit to listening, learning, and being accountable. Practices are negotiated collaboratively, boundaries are honoured, and trauma is addressed within frameworks that respect sovereignty and self‑determination. When appropriate and with consent, I welcome ceremony, traditional practices, and connection to land as part of healing. This approach aims to seed wellbeing through relationship — restoring the threads between self, community and place so that healing is sustained.
Who I walk with: I work with people from marginalised and frequently unheard communities — survivors of sexual abuse, individuals coping with acute mental health challenges, and those re‑forming identity following incarceration. I have extensive experience supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and people navigating cultural loss and disruptions to identity and belonging. Alongside this, I work respectfully and trauma‑attuned with LGBTQIA+ clients and others seeking care rooted in dignity and cultural understanding.
I remain actively engaged in Aboriginal, LGBTQIA+, arts and meditation communities. My aim is to hold a space where dignity is upheld, humans experience being seen, and healing is possible. I’m a PACFA registered psychotherapist holding a Masters in Psychotherapy + Counselling.
If you would like to explore how I can support you or arrange an initial conversation, you are welcome to reach out.
My services
Individual Person-centred Psychotherapy
This collaborative work traces patterns, tends resistance, and cultivates practices that root your emerging purpose in belonging and wellbeing. Whether you seek steady accountability, help navigating fear, or a deeper inquiry into meaning, one-on-one counselling supports you in bringing your ideas — and the person becoming with them — into clearer, embodied form. Sessions are offered online — I look forward to connecting with you.
* SAFETY * RESTORATION * INTEGRATION
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* SAFETY * RESTORATION * INTEGRATION ·
Frequently asked questions
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Individual psychotherapy $120 per 1 hour session
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Trauma work and individual therapy are personalized processes. In our first consultation we'll talk through what you hope to achieve and the depth of work that may be needed so we can find the right approach together.
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I hold an affirming, LGBTQ+ inclusive practice. All identities, expressions, and relationship styles are welcomed here. You can share as much or as little as feels safe; my priority is creating a respectful, nonjudgmental space where your experience and autonomy are honored.
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I’m a registered psychotherapist. Some insurers offer reimbursement for counselling services—please check with your provider to see if you’re covered.