Brigitte House, PACFA

Brigitte House brings a depth of experience formed across community services and psychotherapy. She began her career in social work and spent 22 years working in the community services and not-for-profit sector before moving into psychotherapy and counselling a decade ago, alongside teaching meditation. Her clinical work spans agency and private practice settings and includes both face-to-face and telehealth sessions.

Brigitte works from a person-centred, trauma-informed and somatic-informed stance, integrating mindfulness and process-experiential elements where relationship is central to healing. She also draws on Internal Family Systems and trauma-focused approaches to help people reconnect with themselves and build resilience. Her practice supports people facing stress, anxiety and panic, depression, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, trauma and abuse, and existential concerns, as well as issues related to gender diversity, sexuality and addiction recovery.

She holds PACFA, which denotes a recognized professional credential in counselling and psychotherapy. Brigitte aims to strengthen wellbeing by helping clients deepen self-connection, uncover meaning, and develop practical ways to transform and navigate life challenges.