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Online Grief, Loss, Relationship &
Life Transition Counselling - Queensland

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Welcome to Coby Counselling

Based north of Brisbane, Coby Counselling provides online counselling for individuals and couples across Queensland and Australia. We offer a warm, respectful space where you can feel heard, explore life’s challenges, and work towards meaningful change at your own pace.

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Our approach is person-centred, trauma-informed, and guided by evidence-based counselling practices. We value your wellbeing, choices, and right to shape the direction of your counselling. Clear communication, confidentiality, and professional ethics underpin our work, guided by the Australian Counselling Association’s (ACA) ethical standards.

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We welcome people from all backgrounds and respect the cultural, spiritual, and personal beliefs that shape each person’s life. Whether you are seeking support for yourself or your relationship, we work alongside you with compassion and respect for what matters most to you.

Areas of Support

Areas of Support

Grief, trauma, relationships,

& life changes

Counselling Approach

Approach

Person-centred & evidence-informed

Online Sessions

Sessions

Secure online counselling

Ethical Approach

Ethics

Confidentiality and Privacy

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Get to Know Stephen

Counsellor

Stephen is a qualified counsellor who brings more than 20 years of experience supporting individuals and families through grief, relationship challenges and life transitions. He holds a Master of Counselling and is an Australian Counselling Association (ACA) Level 2 registered counsellor (Registration No. R81484, MC).

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Stephen provides a calm, respectful and non-judgmental environment where clients can safely explore their concerns. Working collaboratively in accordance with the ACA Code of Ethics and Practice, he supports clients to better understand their experiences, develop insight, strengthen coping skills and work towards meaningful, lasting change.

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Person-Centered  ·  Evidence-Informed  ·  Ethical Practice​

How Does Counselling Work?

If you are feeling unsure where to start, counselling can offer a steady and supportive place to begin. You do not need to have everything worked out to begin counselling. Check out our responses to frequently asked questions to understand more.

Listening

Your counsellor listens carefully to what matters most to you

Explore thouhghts and emotions

Together we explore your thoughts and emotions

Supportive Counselling

We will discover patterns, strengths and practical support

Wellbeing

Counselling aims to offer emotional support and wellbeing

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