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Welcome to Embley House
Counselling for children, adolescents and adults
Does your child experience emotional, social or behavioural difficulties?
Does your child have difficulties with separation anxiety or school refusal?
Do you need help with parenting?
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Our Philosophy
At Embley House Counselling for Children (in Mindarie, near Joondalup) we believe therapy relies on supporting children in an environment saturated in safety, encouragement, empathy, respect and unconditional positive regard. If a child feels free to play, to explore and deal with their emotions, issues and sense of self, in a non-judgmental atmosphere, they will begin to gain self-regulation, self-esteem and create a positive identity from which they can build upon.
Whether it is anxiety, school refusal, anger issues, self-esteem issues or many other presenting concerns, Embley House Counselling for Children achieve results because children look forward to coming to their sessions. We understand that every child and every family is different and thus we deliver our therapy in a way that is tailored to the specific child and family.
After assessing the unique situation of both your child and your family, we develop an individual child and family therapy plan. This may comprise one or more of the following modalities of therapy:
(Please click the respective item for further information)
| Jeff will discuss the appropriate modality of therapy with you at the initial parent consultation
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Embley House Calendar
Play Therapy is a very effective therapeutic/counselling approach designed to help children [or adolescents] experiencing emotional, social and behavioural difficulties. Appointments are available between Monday and Friday for on-on-one sessions with Jeff or other counsellors.
All parents wonder if they are getting it right!! You're not alone.
Sometimes it's hard to tell what your child needs, what their behaviour means and if you're doing right by them.
Imagine what it might feel like if you could make sense of what your child is really asking from you.
Next course dates to be advised
Learn to manage difficult behaviour, increase family harmony and allow your children to flourish
To engage your children's cooperation by positively noticing and encouraging them
To set clear expectations and help them to develop frustration tolerance
To help children's brains to develop filters for behaving well
To solve family conflict quietly
Some simple strategies to practise being a calm parent
Advice to help your attachment with you child
Helping you to develop more child focused parenting strategies
Next course date to be advised
By Appointment
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Our principal Therapist:
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