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My approach is strengths-based, inclusive, practical and fun. I am committed to working with people to achieve the changes they want, in a collaborative and non-judgemental space. I bring therapeutic knowledge from advanced training and experience in Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.

I have experience working as a clinician and supervisor, in both Adelaide and Hobart, across various settings including universities, not-for-profit, and private sectors.

Having spent many years working in youth mental health, I have specialist experience working with teenagers, young people and the people in their life that are important to them.

I enjoy working with neurodivergent, queer and gender-diverse people and consider our world a richer place for the diversity within it, whilst acknowledging the unique challenges faced by those within these communities.

Hi, my name is Kellie Bryan, a mental health social worker. Since completing University I have worked with young people, with issues varying from alcohol and drug use, to mental health issues. This work has lead me to work with some amazing people and see some courageous transformations.

I have a strong sense of fairness and want young people to experience positive connection and relationships, which is why I consider a family inclusive practice integral to the work that I do. This, of course, looks different with every person I work with but, if we can bring family and carers along for the ride, then everyone is better off for it.

I bring a lightness to our sessions through humour and creativity. I’m not opposed to playing Jenga, Uno, or colouring in during sessions. Walk and talk therapy is often on my agenda. If you want to share with me pictures of your pets, I’m in. I am also happy to be exposed to music that is important to you, I might even learn a thing or two.

I know that seeking counselling can be stressful. Sessions can be adapted to what works for you, just let me know!

Rates

Therapy for teens and young people

In-person (telehealth or phone option available, if required), for individuals to process and explore thoughts and behaviours and help to better understand yourself and your strengths

Initially fortnightly appointments are recommended.

50 mins | $180 | Sliding payment scale available | Medicare rebate available* | NDIS*

Family-inclusive session

Family-inclusive session provides the space to understand relationships and work toward authentic communication and respect. It can help your whole family to feel validated, heard and better understood.
75 mins | $240 | Medicare rebate available* | NDIS*

Tuning in to Teens

Tuning in to Teens™ is an affordable program for parents of young people between 10-18 years, that shows you how to help your teen develop emotional intelligence.

A six-week interactive program for two hours per week, with up to eight participants, this is a highly sought after evidence-based program.

Can also be delivered one on one.

2 hours, 6 weeks | $400 | Medicare rebate available* | NDIS*

With a Medicare rebate you could be out of pocket less than $40 per week!

Professional Supervision

Reflective supervision is regular, collaborative sessions, between a service provider (clinical ) and supervisor, that builds on the supervisee’s use of thoughts, feelings, and values within their work and encourages consideration of rationale and alternate approaches.

60 mins | Sliding payment scale available | $220

  • Medicare rebate available with Mental Health Treatment Plans (MHTP) - can be used to to access up to 10 counselling sessions per calendar year. Your GP will be able to assess your eligibility. MHTP consists of an initial 6 sessions, then be reviewed by your GP, with the potential to access additional sessions. It is important that you have your MHTP prior to your appointment, otherwise Medicare will not pay for your visit and you will have to pay the full amount.

    For Tuning in to Teens, parents can use their MHTP, with out of pocket cost for the program being affordable at around $40 per week.

  • NDIS - currently providing services under the following NDIS categories:

    • Capacity Building - Improved Daily Living - Individual Counselling

    • Capacity Building - Improved Daily Living - Assessment Recommended Therapy or Training - counsellor

    • Capacity Building - Improved Daily Living - Assessment Recommended Therapy or Training - Social Worker

Get in touch

Send an enquiry via email and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.