WHO WE WORK WITH

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Professionals working in health, education, and care-focused roles are often exposed to high levels of responsibility, emotional labour, and systemic constraint. Psychological care supports reflection on burnout, moral distress, boundary challenges, and identity, with an understanding of the structural pressures inherent in caring and advocacy roles.

People who come to us are often described as…

• capable, high-functioning, and reliable
• emotionally strong but privately depleted
• questioning their capacity or direction
• carrying responsibility beyond their role
• working within health care, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), child protection, school, out-of-home care, domestic violence, disability, veterans affairs, work injury, housing, and forensic systems or with other systemically marginalised groups.
   

They may carry labels such as…

• anxiety
• depression
• burnout
• adjustment disorder
• secondary/vicarious trauma
   

Care recognises the structural and moral pressures inherent in professional roles, particularly within health, education, and care systems.