Direct Counselling — Mental health service in Onehunga, E7
Phone+64225985498
Websitepsychologytoday.com
Emily Hsueh is a counsellor based in Auckland, New Zealand, offering a safe, compassionate, and non-judgemental space for clients. She works with individuals experiencing a range of challenges, including trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, substance use, and feeling stuck in life. Emily's approach focuses on exploring clients' challenges, building on their strengths, and facilitating a process towards healing, resilience, confidence, and renewed hope. Sessions are tailored to a pace that feels right for the client, aiming to help them feel heard, understood, and valued.
Best for
- Individuals experiencing trauma
- Those struggling with anxiety or depression
- People facing relationship issues
- Clients dealing with substance use
| Key services | Counselling, Individual therapy, Trauma therapy, Anxiety treatment, Depression support, Relationship counseling |
| Tags | counsellor, auckland, onehunga, trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, substance use, resilience, hope |
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