Consultation · Sydney & online
Understand more clearly. Respond with care.
You may be concerned about someone close to you, or working with a difficult case. These are different roles, with different responsibilities. Choose the route that best matches yours.
Clear questions. Agreed limits. No conclusion decided in advance.
Consultation
When you are worried about someone, it can be hard to know how to respond. Consultation focuses on your understanding, communication, boundaries and practical support — not taking control of their decisions.
The aim is to help you respond thoughtfully, not to make someone else leave.
Consultation
A separate perspective for practitioners considering controlling relationships, high-control groups or harmful uses of authority. We agree a specific question and clarify where our contribution is useful.
A useful understanding of the situation should help you decide what to do, not simply give it a label.
What this service can offer
Consultation focuses on the question you bring and what your role allows you to do. It is not a service for controlling another person’s beliefs or securing a particular conclusion about a group.
We agree who the work is for, what information can be shared, the limits of the evidence and how a discussion may be used. We consider consent, confidentiality, safety and conflicts of interest before proceeding.
Keep your first enquiry brief and leave out identifying details. Do not send clinical records, private messages or another person’s identifying details through the public form.
No separate organisational audit, investigation or training programme is currently advertised. For support with your own experience, individual counselling may be the better route.
The Exit Clinic
Founded by JT Kua, Counsellor, and Isabel Pham, Social Worker.
