Bonita Zammit, BACP

Bonita Zammit is a 46-year-old mother of three whose personal and professional experiences shape her counselling practice. She qualified as an Integrative Counsellor in 2007 and has worked with a diverse range of people in both individual and group settings. Bonita currently practices at a Women’s Centre, where she counsels women who are survivors of domestic abuse and co-facilitates the Freedom Programme, a 12-week course that helps participants understand abuse, its effects, and its consequences.

Her background also includes roles in private practice, work within a GP centre, and counselling in a prison environment. She has predominantly worked with adults and provides support face-to-face, online, and over the telephone. Educated to Advanced Diploma level, Bonita maintains ongoing professional development through courses, professional reading, and voluntary work.

She describes a phenomenological and person centered approach as central to her practice, believing this style promotes trust, security, progress, and the healing process. Bonita views life as a journey and sees counselling as a supportive resource for the obstacles and pain that can arise. She aims to offer a consistently safe, non-judgmental space where awareness and healing can develop.