Centre of Psychological Enrichment

Relationship counselling can assist you to gain insight into your present difficulties and provide you with the tools and foundation to manage the challenges ahead. Individual relationship counselling is also available and can help you understand why and how difficulties are arising and to develop skills that will assist them to foster a healthy and satisfying relationship. Our passion is to help individuals address relationship difficulties so that they can have a more joyful, fulfilling and healthy relationships which can increase their overall satisfaction in life.

Creative Arts Therapy makes use of different creative media to support healing when words are not enough. Arts Therapy proves especially effective in Trauma work, where creativity can be safely applied to build a bridge between body, mind and soul. Additionally, the language of art allows clients in multicultural contexts to feel felt and connected to themselves and others. Arts Therapy is a therapeutic process that integrates creative expression with psychoanalytic techniques. There are different modalities like visual artmaking, drama, dance and movement.



Creative Arts Therapy helps to develop new coping strategies. The creative process includes drawing, painting, crafting, colouring, sculpting, or collage. As clients create art, they foster self-expression and insight. They may reflect on what they have made and discern how it makes them feel. By exploring their art, people discover various new and old ideas and beliefs, which may be affecting their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours consciously or subconsciously.

Children will use different materials and media to foster creativity and play and improve fine and gross motor skills and verbal articulation.
The therapist engages with the child through playful ways and observes the behaviour and action/reaction of the child in various situations that evolve through play. Play Therapy allows the child to gain insight into how they truly feel, think or act. This helps them gain self-acceptance and the ability to move forward in their lives.

Aboriginal Counselling for females
Support Work and Recovery Coaching for Aboriginal females is available for plan-managed, self-managed or NDIS-managed participants
Aboriginal Women’s Family and Domestic Violence Group
This is a group aimed at Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander women who have encountered Family and Domestic Violence in their lifetime
Over six weeks the women will build connections as a group, identify individual strengths and strengths as a community and have an opportunity to explore past events through yarning, art, and the use of Narrative Exposure Therapy techniques

COPE is an NDIS-registered provider focused on delivering support for individuals with a psychosocial disability. Our support workers and recovery coaches are experienced and qualified beyond requirements.

Specialists in Mental Health
COPE psycho-social support workers are trainee psychologists & counsellors with at least a bachelor’s degree in psychology or counselling. Our support workers have gone through extensive tertiary training to help understand and work with people experiencing psychological disorders.

Psychological Care
COPE is a psychoanalytically informed psychology practice. COPE supports looking at psychological care through a psychoanalytical lens that has been
demonstrated to help overcome lifelong debilitating patterns and entrenched issues.

Capacity Building Experts
COPE is a multidisciplinary service that collaborates to help deliver effective mental health support across a range of services. COPE’s holistic approach and high-level knowledge of capacity building can support you in your journey for self-discovery to live a meaningful life.

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy is an invitation to speak —
not only about what worries and troubles us but simply about the things that
matter.