Video counselling Australia

Video Counselling Australia

Private video counselling with Rachael across Australia, giving you face-to-face support from home or another comfortable private space.

Australia-wide Phone or video Confidential $50 / 60 minutes

Face-to-face support online

Video counselling brings a counselling conversation to you.

Video counselling can be helpful when you want the connection of seeing your counsellor while still avoiding travel, waiting rooms or location barriers.

Sessions with Rachael provide a calm, confidential space to discuss anxiety, stress, grief, relationships, trauma, depression, burnout and difficult life changes.

You can use video counselling from home or another private place with a reliable internet connection. If video does not feel right, phone counselling is also available.

Safe, non-emergency support

Counselling support, not crisis care.

Rachael’s counselling consultations are supportive, confidential, non-emergency conversations for general wellbeing guidance. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, psychology, psychiatry or emergency support.

If you are in immediate danger, call 000 or attend your nearest Emergency Department. For 24/7 crisis support in Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Who this page is for

Video counselling may suit you if you want visual connection.

A video session can feel more personal while still keeping the convenience of online support.

You want face-to-face support

Video gives you a visual connection while still allowing you to attend remotely.

You want support without travel

You can attend from home, work break spaces or another private location.

You want flexible access

Video sessions can help if distance, mobility, scheduling or anxiety makes in-person appointments difficult.

What sessions can support

Video counselling can help you explore:

  • Anxiety, worry, avoidance and emotional overwhelm.
  • Relationship concerns, trust, boundaries and communication.
  • Grief, life changes, sadness and feeling disconnected.
  • Stress, burnout, pressure and difficulty switching off.
  • Trauma experiences, difficult memories and coping strategies.

How it works

How video counselling works

  • Book your appointment and choose video counselling.
  • Use a device with internet, camera and microphone access.
  • Find a private space where you will not be interrupted.
  • Rachael helps you start gently and talk through what matters most at your own pace.

Why choose Rachael Marie’s Counselling?

Private support with the feel of a real conversation.

Video counselling can help build a sense of connection while still making support more accessible across Australia.

Rachael’s approach is warm and practical, helping you feel heard while exploring realistic strategies and next steps.

Common questions

Video counselling Australia FAQs

These answers explain what to expect before booking a video counselling session.

What do I need for video counselling?

You need a private space, a device with a camera and microphone, and a reliable internet connection.

Can I switch from video to phone counselling?

Yes. If video does not feel comfortable or the connection is unreliable, you can discuss phone counselling as an alternative.

Is video counselling confidential?

Video counselling is treated confidentially, with clear exceptions around safety, risk of harm, legal obligations and mandatory reporting requirements.

Can video counselling help if I feel nervous?

Yes. Feeling nervous before a first session is common. Rachael can help you begin gently and you do not need to know exactly what to say.

Ready to talk?

Book video counselling with Rachael.

Choose a private video appointment if you want face-to-face counselling support from your own space.