FAQ

Pippa works with people facing a wide range of concerns, including:

• Fertility challenges and IVF support
• Pregnancy and parenting adjustment
• Grief and loss
• Trauma, including vicarious trauma for professionals
• Anxiety, depression, and stress
• Life transitions and relational issues

Yes. Sessions are available both face-to-face in Spring Hill (Brisbane) and online via secure Telehealth.

Sessions typically run for 50 minutes.

This varies for each person. Some people find a few sessions are enough, while others benefit from longer-term support. Together, you and Pippa will discuss your needs and agree on a plan.

This service provides up to three Medicare-funded sessions per pregnancy for individuals experiencing difficulties related to pregnancy, whether planned or unplanned. A GP referral is required to access this support.

In Queensland, implications counselling is a regulatory requirement for donors and recipients of donated gametes or embryos. These sessions help prepare all parties for the legal, emotional, and relational aspects of donation.

Yes. Pippa is a Board-Approved Supervisor and provides individual and group supervision for psychologists, social workers, and other allied health professionals. She also supports clinicians working with trauma, fertility, and perinatal clients.