Types of Counselling

Relationship Counselling
Desire & Intimacy Counselling
Family Counselling
Trauma Counselling
Anxiety & Depression Counselling
Grief Counselling
Anger Management
Pre-Marriage Counselling
Online Counselling

Session Fees

Individual: $150

Couples: $180

Areas of Interest

Couples (all couples, including cross-cultural couples, young couples, couples with young families, senior couples)
Cross-cultural counselling
Pre-marriage counselling
Developmental growth couples counselling
Separation/Divorce counselling
Intimacy
Extended families/in-laws
Blended families
Affairs
Grief and loss/trauma
Anxiety
Depression
Meaning of Life
Communication and Conflict resolution
Family Counselling (children above 16)
Self esteem and Confidence
Spirituality

Types of Modalities

Attachment-based
Developmental growth therapy
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Systemic Therapy
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Mindfulness-Based (MBCT)
Cross-cultural
Sandplay

Accepted Insurance Funds

Medibank Private
Bupa
AHM
HCF
ARHG Group (AIA Health, Emergency Services Health, GMHBA, Mildura Health Fund, Phoenix Health, Police Health, See-U by HBF, St Luke’s Health, Teachers Health, Teachers Union Health and Westfund)

“One good conversation can shift the direction of the change forever.”

— Linda Lambert

Specialised Training

Systemic relationship dynamics (Relationships Institute)
Emotional Focused Couple Therapy (by Jenny Fitzgerald)
Affairs (Gottman)
Pre-Marital Enrichment Counselling (Prepare-Enrich, Australia)
Working Therapeutically with Separated/Divorced Families and Children (Institute of Family Therapy)
Advanced Family Systemic Therapy (Institute of Family Therapy)
Family-of-Origin dynamics
Internal Family System
Voice dialogue
Wisdom of the Body
Mindfulness
Sandplay Training
Focusing: Enhancing the Body Mind Connection in Therapy
Healing The Fragmented Selves: Trauma-Informed Treatment by Dr Janina Fisher

About Lê

Lê has over 25 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families. She holds a Bachelor of Counselling and Human Change, and a Graduate Diploma in Relationships Systemic Therapy (Couples). Before moving to private practice, she worked with Relationships Australia and Uniting Counselling and Mediation (previously Unifam). She specialises in a range of areas including couples therapy, pre-marriage counselling, cross-cultural counselling, meaning of life, spirituality and self-esteem and confidence. She uses a range of therapeutic approaches to suit the client’s needs, including Attachment-Based, Emotionally Focused and Mindfulness-based therapy.

+ More

Hart Centre Located in Enfield, NSW

More About Lê

Clients have described these qualities:
- Insightful (“you quickly grasp dysfunctional dynamics”)
- Mind-visual communication style (“it’s easy to remember your feedback because you use great metaphors and analogies”)
- Calm and neutral (both partners felt heard and attended to equally)
Over 25 years.
With couple work, I see myself as doing something similar to a Conductor in a symphony orchestra: tuning and retuning musicians and their instruments to the love of their music, sometimes subtle, and other times more direct when they haven’t practiced for a long time.

With individual work, I hold a mirror in many different angles for clients to reflect on areas where they want or need to attend to, to bring their life into a peaceful and easeful whole.
An interracial couple (with 2 children) who considered separation/divorce because of “the son’s sexual misbehaviour” (presenting problem). The work brought up multiple un-addressed issues: 3 generational household, boundaries (who are the parents of the son), gender, sexuality and puberty education (brother and sister), couple relationship versus parenting relationship, and cross-cultural beliefs and values. After three sessions, their presenting problem had changed to “working on building a culturally appropriate marriage and family”.