Counsellors in Perth
Find a counsellor who gets you
Talk Your Heart Out (TYHO) carefully selects every Perth counsellor to ensure you receive high-quality, professional, and personalised support.
If you are suffering, know that you are not alone. You deserve quality counselling services in Perth.
Meet Our Counsellors in Perth
Book online audio or video sessions with one of our expert counsellors in Perth.
Counsellors join TYHO through a rigorous screening process that assesses their educational background, professional experience, and clinical skills. We also ensure that Perth counsellors can provide uncompromising, culturally attuned counselling services.
Find support for stress, addiction, anxiety, work burnout, family violence, trauma, and more.
We recommend watching introductory videos and reading client reviews before booking your first counselling appointment.
Mental Health Insights in Perth
Psychological distress
8.9% of people have high or very high psychological distress.
Mental disorders
Mental health is the 2nd leading cause of disease burden.
Seeking support
Only 2% of people accessed support from a counsellors in Australia.
Service gap
Despite a high need for counselling services, access to support in the outer metropolitan regions is limited.
Accessing Counselling in Perth
Many people in Perth hesitate to seek counselling because of stigma, limited access, or simply not realising when professional help could make a difference.
However, counselling services aren’t just for those in crisis; it’s a space for anyone who wants to understand themselves better, build emotional resilience, or manage stress more effectively. Studies highlight that early prevention, increased awareness of mental health, and easier access to counselling all play a vital role in improving wellbeing.
That’s why TYHO offers:
- Flexible online sessions
- Immediate access to support without long waiting lists
- After-hours and same-day appointments
- Diverse team of culturally attuned Perth counsellors
We’re also working on adding Medicare rebates and insurance coverage to make counselling more accessible in Perth.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a session with a Perth counsellor?
All online audio and video sessions at TYHO are 60 minutes long.
How much do counselling services cost?
Counselling at TYHO starts from A$150 per session. Every session includes high-quality care and a personalised therapeutic plan.
Some professionals, such as our Empathy and Expert counsellors, may charge higher fees as they hold advanced certifications and expertise in the issues they address. For example, EMDR and the Gottman Method certificates ensure that the counsellor has the necessary clinical skills to provide high-quality couples counselling.
We make sure that our prices are reasonable at all times. If you’d like to save on the costs, we also provide discounts on bulk purchases. For example, a package between A$600 and A$1199 comes with a 6% discount, while those between A$1200 and A$5000 come with an 8% discount.
Do counsellors in Perth provide weekend or evening sessions?
Yes, many Perth counsellors at TYHO provide same-day and after-hours bookings. Simply find someone you like and visit their profile to see the counsellor’s availability.
Can I claim counselling sessions on Medicare?
We’re working towards offering Medicare support soon to make counselling even more accessible. Until then, you can still reduce costs by choosing from our discounted session packages.
What issues can Perth counsellors at TYHO help with?
TYHO’s Perth counsellors can help with a wide range of emotional, behavioural and relationship issues. Our professionals come from diverse clinical backgrounds and are trained to work with both everyday challenges and more complex mental health issues.
Here are some of the common areas Perth clients explore in counselling sessions:
Emotional and mood-related
- Anxiety, persistent worry or panic
- Depression, low mood or loss of motivation
- Mood swings or emotional overwhelm
- Managing anger in healthier ways
Stress and burnout
- Work-related stress, heavy workloads or corporate burnout
- Difficulty balancing work, family and personal responsibilities
- Feeling constantly tired, unproductive or mentally drained
Relationships, couples and family concerns
- Communication difficulties with a partner
- Relationship conflict or trust issues
- Marriage or long-term partnership challenges
- Navigating separation or issues in co-parenting
- Family tensions or intergenerational trauma
Self-worth and identity
- Low self-esteem or self-doubt
- Perfectionism, people-pleasing or overthinking
- Confidence issues at work or in social situations
- Identity exploration and personal growth
Life changes and adjustments
- Moving cities, job transitions or career uncertainty
- Adjusting to parenthood
- Challenges with independence, adulthood or retirement
- Coping with major decisions or unexpected changes
Grief and trauma
- Grief after the loss of a loved one
- Trauma (including childhood or relationship trauma)
- Support for addiction-related concerns
- OCD-related thoughts and behaviours
- ADHD or autism
If you’re unsure which counsellor to choose, you can browse profiles to check their areas of expertise, counselling style and qualifications.
What can I expect in the first counselling session in Perth?
Your first counselling session in Perth is a space where you can comfortably share what led you to seek support.
Your counsellor will spend time understanding your experiences, your concerns and what you hope to achieve through counselling.
Typically, the first session may include:
- A brief conversation about your background and current challenges
- Discussing what you’d like to focus on and setting some initial goals
- An explanation of how counselling services work and what you can expect from your counsellor
To make the session more helpful for you, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- Share openly about how you’re feeling, even if it feels a little uncomfortable
- Ask questions whenever you need clarity
- Take a moment after the session to reflect on how it went
Think of this first meeting as a starting point. It is an opportunity to build rapport and see whether the counsellor feels like the right match for you.